The Sinaia meeting reviewed partnerships in the last ten years, new opportunities for their expansion having been found. Romanian beggars are not to be found in London, the United Kingdom Romanian beggars in London, who were the subject and object of sustained press campaign are no longer to be found in the streets of the British capital city. The new regulations stipulate for the distribution of persons seeking sanctuary in various provinces having already pre-established hostels. Great Britain was popular due to its generous conditions which now are no longer so generous. Of the 170,000 requests of sanctuary which are pending settlement the share of Romanian citizens is very small.
British authorities have no idea where are the Romanian gipsies now.
In a letter sent to opposite numbers of the European Union and NATO members, the Romanian and Bulgarian Prime Ministers are requesting the speeding up of the process of unblocking navigation on the river Danube. Yugoslavia is practically using the Franz Ioseph channel plus the partially cleared sector of the river which it controls and thus is does exercise a political control as it decides which country can and which cannot use that river sector, this in short meaning sanctions against the reighbouring countries. The Prime Ministers of Romania and Bulgaria write in the letter that sanctions against Yugoslavia become less and less efficient while losses of the two mentioned countries are more and more significant, which are added to the negative impact on a social plan and that of environmental protection. The Romanian and Bulgarian Prime Ministers insist that the reestablishment of free navigation on the river Danube be treated separately from the problem of sanctions against Yugoslavia. Hungary, Romania and the Ukraine decided at experts level to work out a detailed document about the possible pollution hotbeds near the river Tisa, areas which are to be controlled most severely by the international authorities.