Cotroceni Palace

President Klaus Iohannis has launched, on Saturday, a call to all Romanians to attend the Night of Museums event as a way to rediscover the national patrimony and has addressed to Bucharesters especially the invitation to visit the Cotroceni National Museum on the grounds of the Cotroceni Palace, the seat of the presidency.

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President Klaus Iohannis invites at the Cotroceni Palace on Monday the parties and political groups in Parliament for consultations referring to the stage of the electoral law and the parliamentary procedures for approving the Justice requests.

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President Klaus Iohannis believes there are chances, but not certainties on Romania's being accepted in the Schengen area this year, but underscores that "the latest developments in Parliament, in which certain requests have been rejected, don't (...) help at all."

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President Klaus Iohannis on Wednesday is set to receive at the Cotroceni Palace the members of the Romanian Academy Presidium.

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President Klaus Iohannis will meet, on Monday, at 10.00 EET, in the Blue Room of the Cotroceni Palace, with Senate Speaker Calin Popescu Tariceanu and Chamber of Deputies Speaker Valeriu Zgonea, the schedule of the President, as posted on the Presidential Administration website, shows.

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Consultations between President Klaus Iohannis and the parliamentary parties on the legislative priorities opened on Wednesday at the Cotroceni Palace with the delegation of the ruling Social Democrat Party (PSD). The National Liberal Party (PNL, main Opposition force, the former affiliation of the President) was scheduled next.

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President Klaus Iohannis sees the memory of the victims of Holocaust as a painful warning of history.

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Consultations between President Klaus Iohannis and representatives of the minorities' group deputies, part of the series of consultations between the head of state and the political formations in Parliament on the topic of the Defense budget, have begun on Monday at the Cotroceni Palace.

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President Klaus Iohannis and Prime Minister Victor Ponta on Monday had talks on the state budget and the 0.3 per cent of the GDP additional allotment to the Defence Ministry, the Presidential Administration informs.

The first institutional consultation with President Klaus Iohannis was "extremely useful, serious and efficient," Prime Minister, Victor Ponta said on his account on a social network, at the end of a meeting with the President, at the Cotroceni Palace.

"Things are getting back on track," the PM added.