In the organization of the International Association "Euro Foto Art" partnership with the Foreign Affairs Commission, Chamber of Deputies, with the financial support of S.C. "Summit Agro Romania" S.R.L. In Bucharest, under the patronage of the Embassy of Japan in Romania, the Joint Exhibition of Photographic Artists from Romania and Japan was opened. The exhibition organized under the auspices of the International Federation of Photographic Art (recognized by UNESCO) entitled "Landscapes and people from Romania and Japan is dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries and includes 100 images accepted and awarded at the international exhibition can also be admired on the EFA website: https://www.eurofotoart.com/efa-exbhibitions-halls... The event took place on Friday, December 10, 2021 in the “Euro Foto Art” Gallery, FIAP Exhibition Center Oradea - Romania within the section of the Oradea City Museum subordinated to the Museum Complex “Țării Crișurilor. At the event he participated at the invitation of the International Association "Euro Photo Art" and E.S. Hiroshi Ueda, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of Japan to Romania. The public present at the event was greeted by the interim manager of the Museum of the Land of Criș, Dr. Gabriel Moisa, who emphasized the importance of organizing this exceptional exhibition event. Photographer artist Ștefan TÓTH István AFIAP President of the International Euro Photo Art Association ”, presented the context in which the first photographic art exhibition of photographic artists from Romania and Japan was organized. The President of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Biró Rozália Chamber of Deputies, appreciated the special role he played for several decades, - including at this event, the photographer artist Ștefan TÓTH István AFIAP, twice laureate of Oradea City Hall with the Cultural Ambassador of the Year Trophy, - in promoting the cultural relations between photographers from all over the world and the image of our city. The President of S.C. ”Summit Agro Romania” S.R.L. Bucharest, Mrs. Patricia Stirbu thanked the President of the International Association "Euro Photo Art" for organizing this event, which showed that exceptional cultural events must be financially supported according to their artistic level. In conclusion, the President of the International Association "Euro Photo Art" handed over to the President of S.C. "Summit Agro Romania" S.R.L. Bucharest Honorary Diplomas of the International Association "Euro Photo Art" awarded to Mrs. Patricia Știrbu and Mr. Răzvan Știrbu in appreciation of the way they supported the organization of the Exhibition of Photographers of Photographers in Romania and Japan entitled "People and landscapes in Romania and Japan. Musical moments of the opening were provided by the representative of the band "Duo Varadiensis" Thurzó Sándor József (viola), who performed the Japanese compositions: "Kono Mischi" by Yamada Kosaku, "Inu no omawarisan" by Onaka Negumi and "Nihonno fuyu" by Watanabe Shigebu ”The guest of honor at the event was mezzo-sporan Simona Totelecan from France, who performed several Christmas songs. He was invited to attend the anniversary event by the International Association "Euro Foto Art" and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Romania, Mr. Bogdan Aurescu, whose busy schedule did not allow participation in this jubilee event, according to the message received from the cabinet secretariat, During the opening, the jubilee album of photographic art was launched, which appeared in the care of the "Euro Foto Art" Publishing House, in Romanian, Japanese and English. The album can be browsed on the website: https://www.eurofotoart.com/efa-publishing-house/e... The opening was broadcast online on the facebook platform. The event can be reviewed at: https://www.facebook.com/EuroFotoArtAsociatieInter.... The international exhibition, - which is scheduled to open in 2022 and in Japan, - will remain available to the visiting public in Oradea and only until January 7, 2022. Tuesday to Sunday from 09:00 to 17:00 : 00. (Photo. EFA/ Csíki János)