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On 26 August 2025, for the occasion of the annual gathering of the Diplomatic Corps, President Nicuşor Dan and Minister of Foreign Affairs Oana Toiu hosted a reception for ambassadors accredited to Romania, as well as dignitaries and representatives of civil society.
On 25 August 2025, the Embassy of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Romania joined colleagues in bidding farewell to a distinguished diplomat and dear friend, Her Excellency Rana Mokaddem, Ambassador of Lebanon to Romania.
Rome, 3 July 2025 - To reiterate the ideals and values of peace, dialogue and solidarity as pillars of cooperation in a world marked by wars and humanitarian crises. This is the key message that emerged from the state visit of the Grand Master of the Sovereign Order of Malta Fra' John T. Dunlap to the Captains Regent of the Republic of San Marino, which ended on 3rd of July.
In the evening of 24th of June, the Embassy of the Order to Romania hosted the Order’s annual reception at the Diplomatic Club in Bucharest.
In 2024, three new Members—two Knights and one Dame—were unanimously admitted to the Order of Malta within the Romanian Association (AROM) by the Sovereign Council.
On the evening of Thursday 19 June 2025, the Ambassador of the Sovereign Order of Malta to Romania, HE Roberto Musneci KM, attended a reception in Bucharest celebrating His Britannic Majesty the King's Birthday.
On behalf of the Embassy of the Sovereign Military Order of Malta to Romania, we extend our deepest condolences and heartfelt sympathy following the tragic ballistic missile attack on Kyiv on 17 June 2025, which resulted in the loss of at least 15 lives and left more than 75 people injured.
On 16 June 2025, the Ambassador of the Order of Malta to Romania, HE Roberto Musneci KM, met with HE Adrian Năstase, President of the Titulescu Foundation, former Prime Minister (December 2000 to December 2004) and former Minister of Foreign Affairs (June 1990 to November 1992) of Romania, among other political roles.
In May 2025, the counties of Covasna and Harghita in central and northern Romania were hit by severe floods, triggered by days of torrential rain that far exceeded the monthly average. Over 300 households were affected in Covasna alone, with hundreds of people evacuated. Houses suffered extensive damage, lost essential belongings, and access to clean water.