Klaus Iohannis said that if the Greek crisis continues, Romania, the European Union and NATO will be affected, adding that he did not believe that "somebody is so naive as to believe that the exit of Greece from the Eurozone would not affect everyone" .
"As regards Greece, we should not be fostering any illusion, if the crisis continues and no solution is found, then the difficult situation in Greece will affect everyone. Also us, Romania, and the EU, NATO. Sure, in varying degrees, but I do not think anyone is so naive as to believe that the exit of Greece from the Eurozone, for example, would not affect everyone. For this reason, I think it is very important to seek ways to alleviate the crisis and find solutions to end the crisis, "the president said in a press conference at the end of the meeting with NATO Secretary General , Jens Stoltenberg.
Iohannis said that the last European Council decided, by consensus, that the negotiations at this stage cannot be held within the European Council, because they do not belong there, but negotiations should be held between representatives of Greece, financial institutions and finance ministers. "The fact that Greece is holding a referendum led to the solution which you know, on the short term, to expect the results of the referendum and decide later what to do, " Iohannis added.
Greece is known throughout the world for its history, but especially for tourism. Many tourists are scared though because in recent days chaos took hold of Greece. People fainted in queues while waiting to withdraw money from ATMs.