This policy brief examines the evolution of bilateral relations and strategic communication between Romania and Ukraine in the context of regional security dynamics and geopolitical transformations. The document highlights key diplomatic interactions between the two states, including high-level visits, defense cooperation agreements, and cross-border collaboration in humanitarian and health sectors.
The analysis outlines the significant steps taken to strengthen Romania-Ukraine relations despite challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic and regional instability. It explores diplomatic engagements, economic partnerships, and security cooperation, emphasizing Romania’s role as a NATO and EU member in fostering stability in the Black Sea region.
The policy brief also discusses Romania’s involvement in Ukraine’s strategic initiatives, such as the Crimea Platform, and examines the broader implications of these collaborations for European security. Additionally, the report highlights humanitarian aid efforts, legislative measures, and recommendations for enhancing bilateral cooperation through diplomatic channels and regional partnerships.
This document serves as a comprehensive resource for policymakers, analysts, and stakeholders interested in Romania-Ukraine relations and the broader geopolitical landscape of Eastern Europe.

Alexandru Hîncu-Policy Brief 2021