RADR/ForMin Toiu: For a long time, foreign policy was a national consensus, except for now

For a long time, foreign policy in Romania used to a national consensus, except for now, Foreign Minister Oana Toiu said on Monday at the opening of the Annual Meeting of Romanian Diplomacy (RADR).

She said that representatives of several political parties are present at the opening of RADR, showing that the discussion on foreign policy issues indicates "Romania's unwavering journey on the transatlantic path."

According to the minister, vocal diplomacy is needed, because "the source of power in foreign policy is society, it is the citizens' vote."

Toiu called for a conversation that "must be clear, open, without taboos."

"The message is simple and direct: you can rely on Romania," said the minister, who added that trust in Romania is "a long-term investment for partners."

She added that the security of the Black Sea is an "essential" issue for the entire European Union, and Romania "must lead this discussion."

"Russia remains the main challenge and will remain so no matter how the peace negotiations end," she added.

Toiu also called for a greater role for Romania in terms of EU enlargement, for the effort to become "partners for the accession process of Romania's neighbours".

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