Sources. Iohannis sends adviser to Washington: Andrei Muraru will be appointed ambassador to the United States

Presidential adviser Andrei Muraru is the future Romanian ambassador in Washington, official sources told Libertatea. The information appears just three days after President Klaus Iohannis signed the decree remembering George Maior in the country. The information was first published by Hotnews.

Who is Andrei Muraru?

Andrei Muraru, 38, has been an advisor to President Klaus Iohannis since 2014 in the Department of Relations with Public Authorities and Civil Society, according to presidency.ro.

Muraru graduated from the Faculty of History (2005), being a graduate of the master’s program “Romanians and Europe” (2007) and Doctor of History (2011) from the University “Alexandru Ioan Cuza” of Iasi.

He has worked at the Institute for the Investigation of Crimes of Communism and the Memory of Romanian Exile (IICCMER) since its creation (2006), holding various positions, from expert researcher to executive president (2012-2014).

During 2006-2009, Andrei Muraru was advisor to the Prime Minister’s Chancellery and advisor to the director general of the National Archives of Romania.

Furthermore, in 2014, Muraru was a member of the Board of Directors of the Romanian Television Company.

Andrei Muraru is the brother of Ia seni NLP Senator Alexandru Muraru.

Decorated by King Mihai

According to the website of the Presidency, Andrei Muraru has several books, including “Vişinescu, the forgotten torturer. Prison, murder, trial.” He has also published numerous scientific studies and magazine reviews.

Muraru was awarded, in 2008, by King Mihai for his contribution to the knowledge of the history of the Romanian monarchy with the medal “King Mihai I for loyalty”, and in 2015 he was decorated for the activity at the head of the IICCMER with the Official of the Order “Crown of Romania”.

In 2019, Andrei Muraru was decorated by the President of Italy, Sergio Mattarella, with the Official Grand Order of Merit of the Italian Republic.

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