Minister-delegate for Romanians Abroad Maria Ligor says the Romanians have a confidence problem that has to be overcome if they are to prove their potentials and be taken seriously.
"As a diplomat with a 20-year experience, I have learned how important perception is in international relations, in our lives. We, Romanians, have a problem with perception, with confidence, first of all in ourselves. We have to overcome this confidence deficiency if we want the others to see us with all our potentials and if we are to be taken seriously, as we should. We should not have complexes, because we are not below other Europeans or Westerners. I believe that we are currently part of the Western family more than anything else," Ligor told a "Business Summit. Together for Romania" event at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace on Thursday.
She told the Romanians living abroad that their interaction in their host countries with friends, colleagues and business partners represent Romania the same as an ambassador or diplomat does.
On the other hand, Ligor said about the incumbent Romanian Government that it can be said to be of the Diaspora, given that many of its members have amassed experience outside Romania. agerpres.
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