Romania’s president to visit Kyiv, visit officially announced
Nicușor Dan (Photo: GettyImages)
Romanian President Nicușor Dan plans to visit Kyiv this fall at the invitation of his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelenskyy, according to his Twitter.
“I accepted President Zelenskyy's invitation to pay a visit to Kyiv this autumn,” he wrote.
He also emphasized the need for a lasting peace in Ukraine and an end to Russia’s daily shelling.
Dan noted that Romania supports the efforts of US President Donald Trump toward a ceasefire, but peace must be achieved at the negotiating table with Ukraine.
“An agreement must be just, long-lasting and sustainable. Romania supports the sovereignity, independence and territorial integrity of Ukraine. As neighbor and partner, Romania will continue to stand with Ukraine in all efforts to reach a just peace for the people of Ukraine,” the Romanian president wrote.
According to him, Ukraine’s security is closely linked to the security of the Black Sea region and Europe as a whole.
Earlier, we reported that in early August, Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania agreed to create a regional cyber alliance. This alliance will help these countries combat cyber threats generated by the Russian regime.
Recently, Romanian Foreign Minister Oana-Silvia Țoiu visited Kyiv. She held a series of meetings and also visited the children’s hospital, Okhmatdyt, which Russia attacked over a year ago.
