Romanian President Traian Basescu arrived on Thursday (Aug 21) in Istanbul on a working visit.
The Romanian head of state is currently on a two-day tour to include visits to Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey.
The main component of the ongoing working tour of the Romanian President to Ukraine, the Republic of Moldova, Azerbaijan, Georgia and Turkey is identifying joint Black Sea security solutions, as well as analyzing with the host counterparts the latest developments in Georgia and the repercussions they might have on other areas witnessing ‘frozen conflict,’ such as Nagorno Karabakh and Transdniester.
Traian Basescu on Thursday morning paid a visit to the Georgian capital Tbilisi, where he held talks with his counterpart Mikhail Saakashvili.
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