The Supreme Council for National Defense (CSAT) reviewed on Friday CSAT's 2024 activity report, which will be sent for approval to Parliament, the Presidential Administration informed in a release.
"In 2024, the Supreme Council for National Defense coordinated efforts to consolidate Romania's security and defense, promoting the full implementation of NATO's decisions regarding the eastern flank strengthened posture and supporting the increase in the allied military presence on the territory of Romania," the cited source shows.
According to the Presidential Administration, in the current regional security context, the CSAT decisions were aimed at:
* increasing bilateral and allied coordination for significantly strengthening the deterrence and defense posture on NATO's eastern flank, including through the deployment of allied forces to Romania;
* strengthening the Strategic Partnership with the U.S. and deepening bilateral cooperation in the field of security and defense;
* analyzing and harmonizing the national legislative framework, with a focus on key areas such as crisis management, cybersecurity and resilience;
* multidimensional support for the Republic of Moldova, adjusted to its security and stability challenges;
* adopting additional support measures for Ukraine, in accordance with allied decisions and international commitments;
* adapting the planning framework and implementing operational measures for the efficient management of migratory flows at Romania's borders.
The CSAT meeting chaired by acting President Ilie Bolojan also looked at the 2024 activity reports of the institutions with responsibilities in the field of national security and analyzed and approved the main targets for 2025, as well as the reports on the budget execution of the national security operational expenditures by the said institutions.
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