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Blocking the case of Rosia Montana at UNESCO during the year of the Centennial is an irresponsible act and says a lot about the quality of certain politicians, as well as their real patriotism, says former Culture Minister Corina Suteu.
According to some information that appeared in the media, the Government stopped the procedure of including the town of Rosia Montana in the UNESCO heritage, the request being made by the Ministry of Culture and National Identity and sent to Romania's Permanent Delegate to UNESCO, through the Foreign Ministry.
Romania's Permanent Delegate to UNESCO Adrian Cioroianu considers that the procedure to include Rosia Montana on the list for UNESCO World Heritage should be reopened upon the conclusion of the arbitration process with Gabriel Resources, the majority shareholder of Rosia Montana Gold Corporation.
"The case is blocked in the current phase. As long as the trial lasts. When the process is solved, it would be normal for the assessment to be reopened. The case is still at UNESCO," Adrian Cioroianu told AGERPRES on Thursday.
