H.E. Mr. Nicolae GOIA
In our opinion, over the years AMAN and PIMEC have become traditional engagements also between the naval forces around the globe but not limited to the military sector, thus involving multiple categories of stakeholders that have their efforts, businesses and dependencies connected to the necessity for secure, healthy and well preserved territorial sea and international waters. The cooperation on this complex topic is aiming towards supporting the common ideals, from maintaining the sea lines communication undisturbed and ensuring the security and stability of the routes, to the aim for fighting piracy and terrorism. It was proven in the past that disrupting those efforts can generate a big effect, not only at regional level, but in the global context, especially on the economical sector which is directly connected to the welfare of the people.
Romania has been taking part actively in those efforts, given the complex situation in Ukraine, generated by the brutal, unprovoked and unjustified aggression of the Russian Federation. The contribution of Romania for establishing alternative routes, especially in the food sector, has diminished the negative effects that the Russian aggression had on multiple countries around the globe.
We are all preoccupied on pushing our maritime sector towards achieving a global, healthy blue economy which became demanding in the last years as we are looking more at our oceans and seas as the next great economic frontier as they hold potential for innovation, employment and economic growth.
Romania is a strong supporter of peace and stability, that is why we cherish longstanding initiatives that promote the common goals through exchanging values and expertise that have the potential to keep pushing the world ahead in the right direction.
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