Foreign Minister Oana Ţoiu states that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has "a negative viewpoint" regarding the dissolution of the Romanian Diplomatic Institute
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Oana Zoiu, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, stated that she does not support the dissolution of the Romanian Diplomatic Institute, in the context of discussions in Parliament. Although the government aims to reduce the number of institutions for better coordination and to respond to budgetary pressures, the ministry maintains a negative stance towards this project. Zoiu emphasized that alternatives are being sought to reduce the number of institutions without affecting their reputation and objectives.
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