Nicușor Dan moved with his family into an official residence

President Nicușor Dan announced on Tuesday that, starting in October, he had moved with his family into an official residence. The statement was made during a press conference held at Cotroceni Palace.

“In October, I moved into an official residence,” the head of state said, without providing any further details about the property.

Nicușor Dan took office as president in May of last year. From taking office until moving into the official residence, he chose to remain in the property where he had lived before winning the election.

The president lived there together with his partner, Mirabela Grădinaru, and the couple’s two children. The move marks a change in the presidential family’s housing arrangements several months after the start of his term.

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