President Nicușor Dan, about Romania's invitation to the Council for Peace: "Now we have all entered into a negotiation process for this Charter to be compatible with other international treaties, sometimes even with the constitutions of some countries."

Nicușor Dan provided details about Romania's invitation to participate in the "Council for Peace," an initiative proposed by the President of the USA, Donald Trump. He mentioned that participation is an honor but involves complex responsibilities, and Romania is analyzing the compatibility of the council's rules with international obligations and European laws. Joining this council would require a financial contribution of one billion dollars, and the final decision will be made by the Supreme Council of National Defense (CSAT). The President emphasized that the main objective of the council is to stabilize the situation in Gaza and implement UN resolutions, but Romanian authorities want to ensure that this endeavor does not contravene the Treaty on European Union or the UN Charter. The Council for Peace remains a crucial initiative for managing crises in the Middle East, and Romania must maintain a balance between its relationship with the USA and strict European rules.