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The heads of state and government of the Community of Portuguese Language Countries (CPLP) approved Romania's accession to the organization, as an observer-associate, during the meeting that took place in Luanda (Angola), on Saturday, July 17, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) informed.
According to the quoted source, the decision of the Conference of Heads of State and Government of the CPLP in Luanda, which finalizes the process of Romania's accession as an observer-associate, offers new opportunities to capitalize on Romania's membership in the family of states whose official languages are Latin languages. strengthening bilateral and multilateral cooperation with Member States and those with observer-associate status in the CPLP, agerpres reports.
Also, Romania's traditional vocation for dialogue, mediation and cultural integration recommends our country as an important partner for the CPLP in supporting the organization's objectives, including increasing the international profile and strengthening its economic dimension, the MAE emphasizes.
