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President Klaus Iohannis said on Thursday that he would respond to Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă's appeal regarding the "call for peace" addressed to Parliament.
"I will answer them," said the head of state about the invitation to peace made by Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă Wednesday at the plenary session of Parliament. Iohannis said his message to the Legislative Assembly reflected the expectations of the Romanians of the Centennial.
"Now, I think it's good to differentiate between the circus, the political scandal and the expectations of Romanians." What I said there reflects the expectations of the millions of Romanians, Centenary, now that it is obvious that during a solemn session, In the past, we evoke the achievements of Romania and Romanians, and we have what is evoked in 100 years. We achieve remarkable results, but also where expectations are high and politicians deliver a bit, it must be said that it creates a framework for the better. "Iohannis, in a statement to the palace from Cotroceni.
A message of "political peace" from the Prime Minister
On Wednesday, Prime Minister Viorica Dăncilă sent a message of "political peace" to President Klaus Iohannis, stressing that, regardless of political or electoral issues, they have a duty to cooperate and collaborate.
"Dear Compatriots, at this solemn meeting of the Centenary of the Great Union, I address a message of political peace to the President of Romania, Mr. Klaus Iohannis, as I have said throughout my mandate, I am convinced that whatever political issues we have in front of us, in the official qualities we have as Prime Minister or President, we have a duty to cooperate with each other. a duty that goes beyond any personal issue is a duty to the Romanians and Romania, it is time to enjoy the consensus and tranquility on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of the Great Union, "said Viorica Dăncilă at the Parliament's solemn sitting devoted to the celebration of the Centenary of the Great Union.
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