Regional cooperation with the countries in the area and Romania's participation in international organizations
Regional cooperation with the countries in the area and Romania's participation in international organizations

Summary/Abstract: Romania's regional cooperation and its current integration into international organizations can be systematized through a differentiation, on the one hand trilateral, and on the other hand multilateral. Trilateral cooperation is a flexible form of subregional cooperation, which operates in accordance with the principles and in areas agreed with the participating countries. The objectives, areas of cooperation, mechanisms, legal framework and degree of institutionalization vary according to the interests and practice of the Member States. Given that sub-regional cooperation is considered an essential component in the process of European and Euro-Atlantic integration and not as an alternative to them - the forms of trilateral cooperation in which Romania participates have a positive effect on the country's integration process into the European Union and in affirming Romania as a factor of stability in the region. Without going into historical considerations, we can note that Romania participates in the following trilateral cooperation: 1. Romania - Republic of Moldova - Ukraine; 2. Romania - Poland - Ukraine; 3. Romania - Bulgaria - Greece; 4. Romania - Bulgaria - Turkey; 5. Romania - Hungary - Austria; 6. Romania - Bulgaria - Serbia; 7. Romania - Italy - Serbia; 8. Romania - Hungary - Serbia. I will try below to highlight, in general terms, what is the current cooperation of Romania with these states.

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