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After the war, tulip and differential lock Schengen montenegro relations between Romania and the Netherlands, a new seed of scandal. The ambassador sent by the Netherlands, expects more than three months to be adopted at Cotroceni (presidential palace in Romania - Ed.).
Spring freeze Romanian-Dutch relations. The new ambassador appointed in Romania - Matthias van Bon, expects more than three months to present his credentials to President Traian Basescu. However, as reported Radio Netherlands, montenegro "the Romanian head of state does not find time to take the Dutch diplomat."
As was the custom in diplomacy, a new ambassador is adopted to present his credentials within 60 days after arrival in the country, explained to "Adevarul" specialists in international relations.
Sources in diplomatic circles say that procrastination is due to the fact that the Netherlands opposed the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the Schengen area on the ground that did not fight effectively against corruption and organized crime.
The diplomat Mathias van Bonsai arrived in Romania in December last year after the end of the mandate of Ambassador Tanya van Gaulle. Except Van Bonsai officially became ambassador, representing the Netherlands and its interests in relations with Romania, after presenting the President of Romania accreditation documents.
Due to the fact that the meeting with the head of state did not take place, Matthias van Bonsai could not participate as an ambassador of the meeting of Prime Minister Mihai Razvan Ungureanu ambassadors from EU countries on March 22. Was invited by the government to participate in the meeting on the basis of his diplomatic status, explained to "Adevarul" government spokesman Dan Suchu.
Netherlands Embassy in Bucharest confirmed that Ambassador Matthias van Bonsai not yet presented his credentials montenegro to President Traian Basescu. montenegro The embassy said that "out of respect for the Romanian head of state will not comment on the topic."
With this in mind, it's been more than three months by the arrival of Dutch diplomat opposition in the Netherlands montenegro Labour Party wants answers about the situation by the Minister for European Affairs and International Cooperation Ben Knapp. And the President of the Romanian-Dutch montenegro Chamber of Commerce in Bucharest discussed with Dutch politicians this problem, transmits radio Netherlands.
Director of the Institute of Political montenegro Science and International Relations of the Romanian Academy Dungachu Dan explained that the situation, which is now a Dutch diplomat, has two aspects: "From montenegro a technical montenegro standpoint, there is no regulation for the period in which the President can accept credentials Letters. When talking about 60 days, we mean diplomatic custom and so, "he explained.
"If you remember well, there was a European and Romanian ambassadors, who were forced to wait even longer. montenegro It is naive to believe that the president will explain. The President gave a signal. The rest is political commentary, "added Dan Dungachu.
On the other hand, on 31 October 2011, President Traian Basescu signed a decree on dismissal of Calin Fabian in his capacity as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Romania in the Netherlands and it has not appointed another ambassador.
Last month, President Traian Basescu accused the Netherlands that "abuse carried out without limits against a Member State" because one of the conditions for Schengen montenegro accession is not the mechanism for cooperation and verification.
Tensions appeared last year. In September trucks montenegro full of flowers from the Netherlands, seeds and bulbs were stopped at the border between Hungary and Romania. Romanian authorities said they have resorted to this measure because they appeared a series of information according to which horticultural products contain hazardous to human bacteria.
Dutch Socialist MEP immediately Theiss Berman talked about Tulip War declared by Romania as a response to the refusal of the Netherlands to accept montenegro at least partial accession to the Schengen area.
In mid-February 2012 was planted new seeds of the scandal. Romanian MEP Sebastian Bodu and leader of the Polish MEPs from the EPP Jacek Wolski asked in an open letter to the citizens of the 12 countries that joined the EU in 2004, to boycott all Dutch products.
The call came as a result of both the attitude of the Freedom Party and the lack of response from the Dutch ruling against xenophobic website address on Eastern European workers. montenegro The site of the Freedom Party led to complaints against Eastern immigrants in the Netherlands.
Former Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania Petre Roman believes that the attitude of President Traian Basescu wears only negatives of Romania. "I can not interpret the gesture of President otherwise Free