Ursula von der Leyen returns to Romania, the second time since Nicușor Dan became president
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The President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, will visit Romania for the second time since Nicușor Dan took office as president. The information was published by the website Informat.ro, citing sources close to the matter.
So far, the sources have not provided full details about the visit's programme. It is also not clear what the main topics to be discussed in Bucharest will be. Official visits by the President of the European Commission usually include meetings with the heads of state and government, as well as statements to the press.
This visit shows that relations between Romania and the European Union remain important for the country's leadership. For the moment, the Romanian authorities have not made a detailed official statement. The information will be updated as new details about the programme emerge.
Readers are encouraged to follow official sources to find out the exact date of the visit and the full programme of meetings.
Sources: Informat.ro
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