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Romania joined EU and this also had effect on both of the countries. In addition to that, it has also been evidenced that the integration process also didn’t end after the accession of Romania by EU. Furthermore, it has also been evidenced that Romania’s relation with EU was full of diplomacy. Moreover, both of these countries also shared trade relationships. The business relationship also included the agreement regarding access to various products manufactured and prepared at concerned country. Both of these countries have signed treatises and utilized those treatises for the sake of improving their mutual connection.