Nicuchor Dan Says He Refused French Citizenship: "It Would Not Have Been Honest. I Left Determined to Return.
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President Nicousor Dan spoke, in an interview with Antena Stars, about the six years he spent in France in studies, saying that he was offered to take French citizenship, but refused. "No one left for joy. People who felt that they could not keep their children at school, people left ...
President Nicoușor Dan spoke about the six years he spent studying in France and said he left Romania with a clear intention to return. The head of state told him that he was even proposed to obtain French citizenship, but he refused, considering that he would not have been "honest to do so. Nicoușor Dan also spoke about the measures that the Romanian state should take for the diaspora and urged Romanians abroad to "test Romania".
Nicușor Dan spoke about his experience as an immigrant. The President of Romania spent six years in France during the time of his study, but chose to return home, even if he had even been offered French citizenship. The article Nicușor Dan reveals that he refused French citizenship, after six years spent on Parisian lands: "I have left decided to return. I had this discussion and I said that it would not be honest to appear first on Romania TV.
Nicușor Dan was convinced of the repatriation of a part of the diaspora, explaining that the reluctance of many is based on outdated perceptions that no longer correspond to the positive structural changes in Romania.
Romania's President, Nicoușor Dan, says that, in his student year, he went to France determined to return to Romania. Initially, he had planned to stay only for a year, but, for the lessons there, he ended up staying for six years. From the perspective of the emigrant, Nicoușor Dan says that he understands the Romanians who have gone abroad, that he knows how hard it is for them. Instead, he believes that in the next few years millions of them w…
President Nicușor Dan said on Monday, in an interview given by Antena Stars, that during his studies in France he intended to obtain French citizenship, but refused. The head of state explained that he had left Romania with the intention of returning and that, although he had been well received, he felt foreign. "Yes. As I said, I left [...]
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