Romanian President Nicușor Dan has appointed a new presidential adviser and selected Romania’s ambassador to NATO as his next foreign minister. The ambassador, Sebastian-Dănuț Neculăescu, was formally recalled from his posting on Tuesday by presidential decree. The decree begins the process of bringing him back into government in a senior Cabinet role. Dan’s personnel decisions combine the creation of a new adviser position with a major change at the Foreign Ministry. The available report does not identify the new adviser or provide a timetable for Neculăescu’s appointment. It also does not describe any immediate changes in Romania’s diplomatic representation to NATO beyond the recall.