Marius Lazurcă, the president's advisor on security issues, will make a visit to Turkey for discussions with high-ranking officials.

Marius Lazurcă, the president's advisor on national security and foreign policy, is preparing to go on a mission to Ankara, at the instructions of President Nicușor Dan. This visit takes place after the NATO summit on July 7-8 and a recent meeting in Washington.

Lazurcă announced that security in the Black Sea will be a priority topic in discussions with Turkish officials. In a post on the social network X, he emphasized that Romania is ready to contribute more to NATO's security.

After the visit to Washington, Lazurcă expressed pride in representing Romania and reiterated the country's commitment to closely collaborate with the United States in the field of regional security. This mission underscores the importance of bilateral relations and military cooperation in the context of security challenges in the region.