Since August 24, Moldova and Romania have been implementing coordinated border control at the Giurgiulesti-Galati border, simplifying customs procedures.
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The coordinated control procedure at the Giurgiulesti-Galati Border Crossing Point, starting August 24, allows customs and border checks to be carried out only upon entry into Romania. This change reduces waiting time for travelers and carriers, who now stop only once for checks. The measure improves traffic fluidity and strengthens cooperation between the two countries for more efficient cross-border mobility.
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