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The study analyses the process of negotiation and ratification of the trade convention
between Romania and Poland, signed in Bucharest on 1 July 1921. As Romania and
Poland strengthened their political and military relations by signing the treaty of alliance
on 3 March 1921, a natural consequence was the strengthening of ties in the economic
field. This is why, shortly after the alliance was initialed, negotiations began between the
representatives of the two countries. Although the signing of the convention represented an
achievement in terms of the economic diplomacy of the two states, the document was only
ratified in April 1922 and entered into force in December 1922.

"In this study we analyse some aspects of Gheorghe Taşcă's activity as Extraordinary Envoy and Plenipotentiary Minister of Romania to Germany. The focus is on Taşcă's analysis of the economic and political situation in the Weimar Republic, as well as on his contribution to Romanian-German economic relations. We also want to observe how a head of legation from outside the diplomatic corps, as was Taşcă, but with expertise in the economic field, managed to face the challenges of a diplomatic mission that was difficult to manage. Keywords: diplomacy, Gheorghe Taşcă, Romania, Weimar Republic, legation "