O clasă cu predare în limba română, închisă după patru zile în Ucraina. MAE face demersuri la Kiev

The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs is working with authorities in Bucharest and Kyiv to address the closure of a Romanian-language class in Orlivka, Odesa region. The class was shut down shortly after its opening, despite local community requests for its establishment. The Romanian Consulate in Odesa is actively engaging with local authorities to find a solution for continuing education in the Romanian language. The situation reflects ongoing concerns regarding the rights of the Romanian minority in Ukraine, which are being monitored by the Ministry. Discussions on minority education have been a priority in Romanian-Ukrainian bilateral relations, including high-level talks between the presidents of both countries.