US remains committed to improving the rule of law in Romania, Ambassador Zuckerman says

The United States remains committed to improving the rule of law in Romania, ensuring Romania’s sovereignty and security, and creating the opportunity for all Romanians to prosper, the US Ambassador to Romania, Adrian Zuckerman, said on Thursday at the Independence Day reception.

“We have a Strategic Partnership committed to security, democracy, and mutual economic prosperity. Today our relationship is stronger than ever. The United States remains committed to improving the rule of law in Romania, ensuring Romania’s sovereignty and security, and creating the opportunity for all Romanians to prosper. This is the time for Romanians who emigrated to come home and build a better future for all,” the diplomat told the event attended by President Klaus Iohannis and Prime Minister Ludovic Orban.

He mentioned the Romania-US collaboration in the military, energy, and also recently, in combating the COVID-19 pandemic.

“We are committed to supporting Romania’s economic recovery and ensuring economic security. We have joined forces to combat corruption and finish the work started by Romanian patriots who overthrew communism 30 years ago. The United States is committed to using all of its law enforcement resources to support the rule of law and end the scourge of corruption and trafficking in persons,” Zuckerman pointed out.

Via Agerpres

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