Paris is always a good idea! True, but the mountains of garbage on the streets and the massive protests (the press estimates a participation of over 400 thousand people) make you think a little. Here is a photo gallery made by a Romanian who roams the streets of the City of Lights, transformed into a large platform of waste, thrown at every street corner.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has issued several travel warnings for France in view of the 200 strikes announced by trade unionists.
Romanian citizens can request consular assistance at the phone numbers of the Romanian Embassy in Paris: +33147052966 and +33147052755, calls being redirected to the Contact and Support Center for Romanian Citizens Abroad (CCSCRS) and taken over by Call Center operators on a 24-hour basis.
Also, Romanian citizens who are faced with a difficult, special, emergency situation have at their disposal the following telephone numbers, depending on the consular district of residence, as follows: Consulate General of Romania in Paris: +33680713729; Consulate General of Romania in Marseille: +33610027164; Consulate General of Romania in Lyon: +33643627736; Consulate General of Romania in Strasbourg: +33627050022
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