Historian Radu Ioanid, appointed as the Romanian ambassador to Israel by President Klaus Iohannis

Friday, February 28, 2020

President Klaus Iohannis has signed on Thursday the decree to name Radu Ioanid as Romania’s ambassador to Israel. Romania has not had an ambassador accredited in Tel Aviv for two years. Ioanid received the green light of the join foreign policy committees in Parliament last week. Born in 1953, Radu Ioanid got a master degree in Sociology (1976) at the University of Bucharest and the PhD title in philosophy at the ...

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