The Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Oana Ţoiu, met with the American Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, to discuss the strategic partnership and the military presence of the USA in Romania: "We want to contribute to the continuation of this valuable history of friendship between Romania and the United States of America."
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Oana Zoiu, the Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, had a meeting with the American Secretary of State, Marco Rubio, in Washington D.C., where they discussed strengthening the strategic partnership between Romania and the USA. Zoiu expressed gratitude for the presence of American troops in Romania and for collaboration in the fields of defense, energy, and technology. The visit also includes meetings with representatives of American companies to explore investment opportunities in Romania.
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