European Comission: Romania should receive more than 2,300 immigrants

              The National Committee for Special Emergency Situations will meet this afternoon at government headquarters, to assess the impact on the national security generated by increased immigration at Romania’s borders. In the committee, which is headed by Deputy Prime Minister Gabriel Oprea, there are over 20 institutions: ministries, special services, agencies and authorities. According to the distribution scheme for refugees proposed by the European Commission, Romania should receive more than 2,300 immigrants. For their hosting and for border security, Romania will receive from the European Commission over 98 million euros by 2020. So far, unlike other countries in the region, our country does not face a wave of refugees. Neighboring states have already passed exceptional security measures.