A memorandum of understanding on cooperation between the National Emergency Management Agency and the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situation under the Ministry of Interior Affairs of Romania signed to start cooperation in the field of disaster preve

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The memorandum was signed by L.Sayanaa, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Mongolia to the Republic of Bulgaria (attached to Romania) and Mr.Raed Arafad MD, Deputy Minister of the Interior and Head of the Emergency Situation Department of Romania, in Bucharest.

In the field of disaster prevention, the two countries will cooperate on a wide scale by exchanging experience, conducting training and research, and strengthening the capacity to fight disasters in urban areas.

It will also improve rescue operations during disasters, provide doctors and medical staff with long-term and short-term training to strengthen the capacity of rehabilitation and services in Rum, and introduce relevant European standards for disaster prevention activities.

The General Inspectorate for Emergency Situation of Romania is highly valued professionally in the European Union for organizing rescue operations, providing medical assistance and rehabilitation services to disaster victims, so it is an advantage of becoming an important partner in training the employees of the Emergency Management Organization of our country.

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