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plomatic mission in wallachia in 1836 when it opened the princely serbian diplomatic agency in bucharest in 1863 the first official diplomatic agencies were opened in bucharest and belgrade kosta magazinović as the first diplomatic agent of serbia in romania and teodor calimachi as the first diplomatic agent of romania in serbia citation needed at the time both romania and serbia were under ottoman suzerainty and were fighting for their independence as the great eastern crisis was reopened when the russian empire and the ottoman empire went to war in 1877 a coalition supporting the russians was formed by bulgaria montenegro romania and serbia the latter three countries were granted independence following the treaty of berlin in 1878 3 in 1879 the diplomatic agencies in belgrade and bucharest became legations and the diplomatic agents became resident ministers lascăr catargiu became the first resident minister of romania in serbia and milan petronijević became the first resident minister of serbia in romania both romania and serbia became kingdoms in 1881 and 1882 respectively and their diplomatic representatives became extraordinary envoy and plenipotentiary ministers officially the legations from belgrade and bucharest became embassies in 1939 4 the kingdom of romania and the kingdom of serbia fought together in the second balkan war of 1913 against the kingdom of bulgaria one year later the world war i began when austro hungary invaded serbia due to the assassination of franz ferdinand in sarajevo by gavrilo princip an ethnic serb despite romania technically being part of the central powers it refused to take part in the war and in 1916 joined the entente the same alliance serbia was a part of after the entente won the war both romania and serbia alongside the newly formed czechoslovakia went to war with hungary and at the end as the victorious powers annexed parts of it because of this the first czechoslovak republic the kingdom of romania and the kingdom of serbs croats and slovenes formed the little entente in 1921 moreover in 1934 the kingdom of romania and the kingdom of yugoslavia alongside the second hellenic republic and the republic of turkey formed the balkan pact to avoid the revisionist politics of bulgaria 5 division of banat in 1919 establishing present day romania serbia border during the world war ii romania was led to become an axis member which made the country recognize the independent state of croatia after yugoslavia s dismantle by nazi germany fascist italy hungary and bulgaria this led to a diplomatic breakup of relations moreover calls for romania to annex parts of yugoslavia namely the ethnic romanian villages in morava and danube banovinas were made romania refused to annex any parts of yugoslavia and relations were eventually reestablished after the proclamation of socialist federal republic of yugoslavia after the war ended citation needed the soviet army occupation of romania at the end of the war led to the creation of people s republic of romania a socialist satellite state of the soviet union understanding the nature of european geopolitics at the time including the tito stalin split romania and yugoslavia had tense relations over the course of the first postwar years citation needed after romania broke up from the soviet sphere of influence and became fully independent relations were retaken and became really close romanian communist leader nicolae ceaușescu and yugoslav leader josif broz tito meeting more than twenty times until tito s death in 1980 tito ceaușescu cooperation led to the construction of the iron gate i and iron gate ii hydroelectric power stations the largest dams over the danube and some of the largest in europe citation needed yugoslavia also became the biggest host of romanian refugees during the last decade of communism in romania when it became unbearable due to ceaușescu s ambitions and rules citation needed as the communist regime prohibited citizens of leaving the country tens of thousands if not even hundreds of thousands of romanian citizens from all across the country tried to evade romania by illegally swimming or rowing across the danube river into yugoslavia where they would be granted asylum and freedom to leave towards western europe north america or australia dozens of people died during their attempt citation needed modern relations between romania and serbia began right after the romanian revolution and the beginning of the yugoslav wars in the last decade of the 20th century relations between the two countries were mostly affected after romania decided to join the international community and enforced the embargo un imposed over yugoslavia during the bosnian war leading to a political rupture of the good historical relations between the two countries this inadvertently led to one of the biggest illegal trafficking network in europe at the time as the embargo prevented yugoslavia from purchasing fuel romanian citizens impoverished by the internal crisis inadvertently caused by the fall of the communist regime began illegally crossing the danube to sell petrol diesel and other forms of fuel to their serbian neighbours during a two years period between 1993 and 1995 a lot of romanians in the villages on the danube shore got rich by illegal means helping their serbian counterparts any form of gas in yugoslavia was around five times more expensive than in romania the network abruptly shut down in 1995 and it is believed that despite their position the romanian government involved in it around ten to twenty people were killed during those years either by the romanian border guards or other smugglers 6 bilateral relations worsened during the late 1990s when romania on its way of accession to nato allowed in 1999 nato planes to use romanian airspace to strike targets in serbia supporting nato during that bombing campaign got romania s position as an official nato member in 2004 however a overwhelmingy majority of romanians continued showing support to their historical ally serbia and strongly opposed the nato bombing campaign 7 romania and serbia have historically had friendly relations as exemplified by the romanian adage romania has only two friends serbia and the black sea 8 in the early 2000s romania supported serbia s integration within the international community in recent years there has been some friction concerning the status of romanians in serbia s timok valley where they are known in serbian as vlachs and claim a separate ethnic identity from romanians 9 10 political relations edit serbia officially applied for european union membership in 2009 and has become an official candidate country in 2012 romania unsuccessfully tried to veto serbia on receiving the candidate status quoting the lack of minority rights for the ethnic romanian minority in serbia however ever since then romania intensively intervened in serbia s accession by sending aid in forms of financial and technical means to their serbian counterparts 11 in 2024 romania voted in favor of united nations resolution recognizing srebrenica massacre as a genocide 12 in contrast hungary voted against the resolution siding with serbia 13 romania s vote sparked some debates in serbia regarding its otherwise close and historically friendly relations with romania 14 15 both countries are members of craiova group a cooperation project of romania bulgaria greece and serbia for the purposes of furthering their economic transport and energy cooperation the group originated in a summit meeting of the heads of governments of bulgaria romania and serbia held in 2015 in the romanian city of craiova romania s stance on kosovo edit main article romania s reaction to the 2008 kosovo declaration of independence romania is one of five member states of the european union other being greece cyprus slovakia and spain that does not recognize unilateral declaration of independence of kosovo and is actively opposing its membership in international organisations such as unesco the council of europe and the interpol kosovo s declaration of independence caused debates and outrage in romania as the country strongly opposes any kind of self determination and refuses to acknowledge the sovereignty of kosovo on 18 february 2008 the very next day after kosovo s secession from serbia a vote in the parliament of romania determined their position regarding kosovo the results were strongly against any recognition with 357 no votes and only 27 yes votes 16 17 while romania and serbia do have a historically good relations the main reasons of romania s position is the székely land region in romania where the majority is composed of ethnic hungarians and székelys as well as the problem of the unrecognized state of transnistria in moldova therefore recognizing the independence of kosovo may lead székely land to seek for autonomy or even independence with nationalist figures such as corneliu vadim tudor claiming their intention is to instantly be absorbed into neighbouring hungary country that used to rule the region for hundreds of years during the 2008 parliamentary vote regarding kosovo s independence the only votes in favor of supporting kosovo s declaration of independence came from the ethnic hungarian party udmr which actively supports székely land s autonomy within romania 18 recent examples of the relations between romania and kosovo were football matches of the national teams in 2023 and 2024 their national teams were drawn into the same group for the qualifiers to the uefa euro 2024 tournament and during the second leg match between the teams in 2023 in bucharest an ultras group that was supporting the romanian side displayed two banners quoting basarabia e românia bessarabia is romania in romanian and kosovo je srbija kosovo is serbia in serbian and began shouting pro serbia chants the match was eventually interrupted for almost an hour after a romanian fan threw a torch on the pitch and the kosovar side left the pitch in protest 19 20 21 another match this time in the uefa nations league was abandoned in 2024 after kosovo players walked off the pitch in the 93rd minute due to offensive chanting from romanian fans including pro serbian slogans 22 economic relations edit trade between two countries amounted to 2 7 billion in 2023 serbia s merchandise exports to romania were about 1 5 billion romanian exports were standing at 1 1 billion 23 romanians in serbia edit main article romanians in serbia romanian orthodox cathedral of the ascension of the lord in vršac romanians in serbia are a recognized ethnic minority group the total number of self declared romanians according to the 2022 census was 23 044 while 21 013 people declared themselves vlachs there are differing views among some of the vlachs over whether they should be regarded as romanians or as members of a distinctive nationality 24 declared romanians are mostly concentrated in southern banat in vojvodina while declared vlachs are mostly concentrated in the timok valley in eastern serbia towns such as bor vršac or zrenjanin have significant concentration of romanians vlachs as daco romanian speakers the vlachs have a connection to the roman heritage in serbia following roman withdrawal from the province of dacia at the end of the 3rd century the name of the roman region was changed to dacia aureliana and later dacia ripensis spread over most of what is now called serbia and bulgaria 25 26 strong roman presence in the region persisted through the end of justinian s reign in the 6th century 27 page needed starting in the early 18th century eastern serbia was settled by romanians then known by their international exonym as vlachs from banat parts of transylvania and oltenia 28 today about three quarters of the vlach population in serbia speak the ungurean subdialect in the 19th century other groups of romanians originating in oltenia also settled south of the danube 29 romanian is one of the official languages of the provincial administration in vojvodina serbs in romania edit main article serbs of romania serbian orthodox cathedral of the ascension of the lord center and serbian orthodox bihsop s palace left in timișoara serbs in romania are a recognized ethnic minority group according to the 2021 census they number 12 026 people and constitute 0 06 of total population of the country most of serbs in romania live in the counties of arad caraș severin mehedinți and timiș located along the serbian border notable examples of settlements with serb ethnic majority include șvinița in mehedinți county and socol in caraș severin county from the late 14th to the beginning of the 16th century a large number of serbs lived in wallachia and moldavia 30 following ottoman expansion in balkans in the 15th century serb mass migrations ensued north into pannonian plain 30 serbian orthodox monasteries began to be built in the area from the 15th century including kusić and senđurađ built by despot jovan branković and in the 16th century including bezdin and hodoș bodrog monastery where built by the jakšić family 30 serbs constituted a significant portion of the population in banat during the ottoman rule 31 after the crushing of the uprising in banat many serbs migrated to transylvania under the leadership of bishop teodor the territory towards ineu and teiuș was settled where serbs had lived since earlier the serbs had their eparchies opened schools founded churches and printing houses the area along the mureș river in southern crișana was as well settled by many serbs and was known as pomorišje 32 30 the great migrations of the serbs in 1690 and 1737 39 led to additional settlement of serbs in today s western romania 33 serbs in romania have the right to study up to high school and take the baccalaureate exam in their native language one seat in the chamber of deputies is reserved for the ethnic serb minority resident diplomatic missions edit main article list of ambassadors of serbia to romania romania has an embassy in belgrade and consulates general in vršac and zaječar serbia has an embassy in bucharest and a consulate general in timișoara embassy of serbia in bucharest see also edit foreign relations of romania foreign relations of serbia serbia nato relations accession of serbia to the eu romania yugoslavia relations references edit country programme framework undp serbia undp archived from the original on may 5 2010 retrieved august 26 2015 popović virđinija badesku marina puja 2014 metaforičke slike u poeziji jovana dučića i đorđa bakovije annual review of the faculty of philosophy novi sad xxxix 2 135 g g florescu agențiile diplomatice de la bucurești și belgrad 1863 1866 în romanoslavica xi 1965 pp 126 131 bogdan catana relații diplomatice româno sârbe 1880 1913 craiova 2009 p 74 reprezentanțele diplomatice ale româniei vol i 1859 1917 bucurești 1967 pp 130 134 embargoul sârbilor paradis pentru români în perioada 1992 1995 digi 24 in 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