Parteneriatul strategic România – Statele Unite. Importanţa sa pentru securitatea Regiunii Extinse a Mării Negre
The Romania – United States Strategic Partnership. Its Impportance to the Security of the Wider Black Sea Region

Summary/Abstract: The Black Sea basin is a strategic region bordering the Greater Middle East and a key transit route for Caspian oil. US interests in the Black Sea area – energy transit, security, counterterrorism, proliferation of weapons of mass destruction (WMD), and the traffic in drugs, weapons, and people – have taken on particular significance since 9/11. The US needs a comprehensive regional policy to protect American interests and security. On July 11th, 1997, on the occasion of the visit to Bucharest of the US President Bill Clinton, the Romania-US Strategic Partnership was launched. The Strategic Partnership represents an extended framework of cooperation aimed at strengthening the bilateral relations, supporting the reform process and the Euro-Atlantic integration of our country, and promoting Romania’s role, as a factor of stability and security in South-Eastern Europe and the Black Sea region

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