The Romanian Ambassador to London, Dan Mihalache, on Wednesday stated that Brexit won't have a significant impact on Romania, with the strategic partnership with the UK to be revised from a different perspective, in order for this bilateral relation to continue with maximum results.
With respect to the official reception organised by the British - Romanian Commercial Chamber (BRCC) on Wednesday evening, at the ICR (Romanian Cultural Institute) London, Dan Mihalache voiced hope that BRCC will establish "a dialogue with the Romanian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, so that there will be a method for coordination" of their actions.
"This is a meeting that we organise every year, a Christmas party organised by the British - Romanian Chamber of Commerce (BRCC), where we try to bring people together, to present certain products, to have a certain type of relating. This is already a tradition and I hope it will continue, the same as I hope next year we will be able to give a new push to trade relations existing between the UK and Romania, by using this instrument of the British - Romanian Chamber of Commerce that I hope to set into dialogue with the Romanian Chamber of Commerce in Industry, so that we will have a certain manner of coordination, an action plan, a plan of ideas, opportunities related to what we can do together," he also said.
In his turn, the President of the BRCC, Neil McGregor, underscored that after the UK will be leaving the EU, the economic relations with Romania won't change.
Colin Lovering, the Vice President of the BRCC, said that Romanians are already renown and sought for in the UK as specialists in various fields of activity.
The former Ambassador of UK to Romania, Paul Brummel, also said he was confident in respect to the continuation with the best results of the Romanian-British relations.