Romanian ambassadors’ annual meeting to focus on economic diplomacy

Posted on 28 August 2008

This year’s edition of the Romanian ambassadors’ annual meeting, to be held September 2-3, will focus on expanding economies and dynamic diplomacies. Unlike the previous years, when foreign ministers of other countries would be invited to deliver speeches to the meeting, this year the meeting has a working character and it will be carried out in workshops that will tackle such issues as the response of diplomacy to the current global economic challenges;

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