President Iohannis urges Romanians to be more united, stay involved in modernizing Romania
Romania's President Klaus Iohannis urged Romanians in France to be more united and stay involved as much as they are now in helping modernise Romania. 2018-11-28 12:00:41
"I am well aware of the aspirations and the difficulties you are experiencing. At this particular moment, I am urging you to be more united than ever and remain as involved as you are now in contributing to the modernisation of Romania, either in Paris or even in your home country," said Iohannis, cited by Agerpres.
"Perhaps the unifier, the catalyst that unites the ingredients I have referenced is regaining trust in a destiny: that of a strong, European Romania that respects the past and looks confidently toward the future," Iohannis said at a meeting with leaders of the local Romanian community organised at the Embassy of Romania in Paris.
He told the Romanians in France that they represent Romania honourably. He also said he was glad and excited to meet the Romanians in France amidst celebrations of Romania′s Greater Union Centennial.
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