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Romanian Ambassador H.E. Dr Oana-Cristina Popa and the Romanian Embassy to Serbia organised a formal reception at Belgrade’s Hyatt Regency Hotel to mark Romanian National Day.

This country’s national day commemorates the date of 1st December 1918, when Romania achieved national unification.

The reception was attended by Serbian Government representatives, members of the diplomatic corps and the Romanian community in Serbia, as well as business leaders, public figures and representatives of religious communities.

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