Oana Ţoiu: Renunţarea la dreptul de veto al României în Consiliul European e o informaţie falsă; un ministru nu poate face asta

Romania's interim Foreign Minister Oana Ţoiu denied claims that the country would relinquish its veto power in the European Council. She emphasized that such a decision requires consensus among member states and cannot be initiated by a single minister. Ţoiu highlighted Romania's commitment to a group of 11 EU states aimed at improving decision-making processes without compromising national interests. She clarified that the right to veto remains intact and any proposed changes would still require parliamentary approval. The Senate recently adopted a declaration affirming Romania's right to protect its national interests in EU foreign and security policy.