Dokument #1128658
IRB – Immigration and Refugee Board of Canada (Autor)
According to a representative of the office
of the military attaché of the Embassy of Romania in
Washington D.C., nationals who have completed their military
service are considered reservists (9 June 1993). Military cadres
and soldiers are not subject to recall; only officers can be
recalled for short-term training (Ibid.). The training
provided to officers is not carried out on a regular basis and its
length varies from one to three months, depending on the specialty
and rank (Ibid.). In addition, please find attached a copy
of Comments Concerning Provisions Provided in the Draft Military
Service Law, Outlining Compulsory Military Service Regulations and
the Preparation of the Population for Defense, which was faxed
to our office on 2 September 1992 by the Embassy of Romania in
Ottawa, and translated into English by the Department of the
Secretary of State.
Additional and/or corroborating information
on the above subject could not be found among the sources currently
available to the DIRB.
Embassy of Romania, Office of the
Military Attaché, Washington, D.C. 9 June 1993. Telephone
Interview with Representative.
Romania. Comments Concerning
Provisions Provided in the Draft Military Service Law, Outlining
Compulsory Military Service Regulations and the Preparation of the
Population for Defense. Fax Transmission from the Embassy of
Romania, Ottawa. Translated by the Department of the Secretary of
State of Canada.
Romania. Comments Concerning
Provisions Provided in the Draft Military Service Law, Outlining
Compulsory Military Service Regulations and the Preparation of the
Population for Defense. Fax Transmission from the Embassy of
Romania, Ottawa. Translated by the Department of the Secretary of
State of Canada.