The First Reaction of the Ukrainian Embassy in Bucharest, After a Romanian School in Ukraine Was Closed
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The Ukrainian Embassy in Romania announces, Thursday, that it makes verifications in the case of a situation in a school in Orlivka, Odesa region, with teaching in Romanian, which would have been closed shortly after the start of the courses, specifying that it will subsequently present their results.
The Romanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued a statement regarding a case in Ukraine in which a Romanian language class for first-graders in a Ukrainian village was canceled, Romanian media reported, quoted by BTA. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said last night that it is closely monitoring the observance of the rights of persons belonging to the Romanian minority in Ukraine, including through the mechanisms provided for in the Action Pl…
The Ukrainian Embassy in Romania announces, Thursday, that it makes checks in the case of a situation in a school in Orlivka, Odesa region, with teaching in Romanian, which would have been closed shortly after the start of the courses, stating that it will subsequently present their results.
The Ukrainian Embassy in Romania transmits, Thursday, that it makes verifications in the case of the situation of a school in Orlivka, Odesa region, with teaching in Romanian, which would have been closed shortly after the start of the courses, stressing that it will later present their results. After numerous steps, the class was opened on 1 September, but closed four [...]
The Ukrainian Embassy in Bucharest transmitted Thursday that the authorities of Kiev will present a corresponding reaction regarding the closure of a Romanian language class in a school in Odesa.
The children of Moldovans established in the United States will be able to obtain high school credits for the study of the Romanian language as part of an educational program officially approved by the American authorities. It is about the Romanian language and culture program of the Educational Center "Our School in Illinois, which received approval for the school year 2026–2027, announces the Bureau of Relations with the Diaspora.
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