After the meeting of the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen with the President of Romania Nicosor Dan, journalists said that the opportunity to ask questions was limited to a pre-agreed list. This was announced by the editor-in-chief of the Romanian Financial Newspaper (Financial Newspaper) Sorin Pislaro. According to him, the publication's reporter did not have the opportunity to ask the head of the European Commission a question, even though she heard the appeal. Instead of answering, von der Leyen, according to Fislar, smiled and continued the press conference. At the same time, the President of Romania emphasized that the organizers agreed to give the journalists the opportunity to ask only two questions. The editor-in-chief of the publication suggested that two references were known to the participants of the meeting in advance. In particular, he noticed that von der Leyen read the answer from a sheet of paper on which the text was printed in large font. Von der Leyen made a bold statement before the meeting in Abu Dhabi. Pislero also said that this is not the first time such a practice has been observed in Romania.

After the meeting of the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen with the President of Romania Nicosor Dan, journalists said that the opportunity to ask questions was limited to a pre-agreed list. This was announced by the editor-in-chief of the Romanian Financial Newspaper (Financial Newspaper) Sorin Pislaro. According to him, the publication's reporter did not have the opportunity to ask the head of the European Commission a question, even though she heard the appeal. Instead of answering, von der Leyen, according to Fislar, smiled and continued the press conference. At the same time, the President of Romania emphasized that the organizers agreed to give the journalists the opportunity to ask only two questions. The editor-in-chief of the publication suggested that two references were known to the participants of the meeting in advance. In particular, he noticed that von der Leyen read the answer from a sheet of paper on which the text was printed in large font. Von der Leyen made a bold statement before the meeting in Abu Dhabi. Pislero also said that this is not the first time such a practice has been observed in Romania.