The electoral campaign for Romania's parliamentary elections officially concludes today, and this weekend, Romanians will choose their representatives in the Parliament of Romania, IPN reports.

"Never before, as in this campaign, have we so strongly felt the obscure, nearly explicit interests of those who seek to divide Romanians", stated Adrian Dupu, Secretary of State in the Romanian Government's Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova.

The candidate's appeal to voters is to fully demonstrate their love for the country on Romania's National Day. "On December 1, let's show our love for the country by going to vote, voting to preserve democracy, our membership in the European Union and NATO, voting to safeguard the freedom and unity for which our forefathers gave their lives!"

Marking 106 years since the Great Union and 35 years since the 1989 Revolution, PNL leaders emphasize the need for a renewed unity among Romanians. "Today, perhaps more than ever in recent years, Romania needs us to show it that we truly love it", Adrian Dupu said.

The National Liberal Party positions itself as the leading pro-European voice, offering a clear plan for the future. "We have a plan; we have made medium- and long-term commitments. We know what needs to be done, and we will do it", promised the PNL representative, assuring voters that supporting the party guarantees Romania a place among the world's developed nations.

The campaign closes with a message of gratitude to Romanians abroad. "We thank all Romanians living outside the country's borders for bringing honor to our nation, regardless of where they are, and I commit to representing them with integrity in Romania's Parliament", concluded Adrian Dupu.

"Unity, dear Romanians!" is PNL's final message, urging solidarity during the parliamentary elections.

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