Alexandru Nazare, the Minister of Finance of Romania, had a meeting with Kyriakos Pierrakakis, his counterpart from Greece, during the P-TEC forum in Athens, dedicated to economic cooperation between Europe and the USA. The discussions focused on strengthening economic relations, particularly in the fields of energy, infrastructure, and investments. A central topic was the Vertical Natural Gas Transport Corridor, essential for regional energy security. Nazare thanked Greece for its support in Romania's accession to Schengen and the OECD, emphasizing a relationship based on trust and common goals. Initiatives for the development of the Single Capital Market and public-private partnerships for co-financing projects were also discussed. Nazare proposed organizing a similar event in Bucharest to continue the dialogue on these topics.
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Nazare anunță că a convenit cu ministrul grec de Finanțe Kyriakos Pierrakakis consolidarea relațiilor economice între București și Atena, în special în domeniul energiei și infrastructurii
Nazare a convenit la Atena cu omologul său elen consolidarea cooperării economice dintre România și Grecia
Nazare a convenit la Atena cu omologul său elen consolidarea cooperării economice dintre România şi Grecia
FinMin Nazare agrees with Greek counterpart to strengthen economic cooperation between Romania and Greece - AGERPRES
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