. 4.2.5. The diplomatic dimension 77. In this field, lines of action, upheld by active diplomacy, are:  consolidating strategic dialogue within the European Union, NATO and other international cooperation formats;  fostering strategic partnerships, by extending cooperation in the economic field;  enhancing cooperation with states from NATO’s Eastern flank, in trilateral and bilateral formats;  promoting the Black Sea’s strategic significance and cooperation formats in the area;  involving Romania in the reflection process regarding the OSCE’s future role;  upholding public diplomacy actions to promote national security interests and support undertaken objectives, in cooperation with other public or private institutions. 4.2.6. The crisis management dimension 78. Lines of action in this field particularly aim at:  upgrading the national integrated crisis management system;  preparing institutions and the population for crisis and civil emergency situations, including through mobilization training and drills, as well as through international cooperation;  preparing decision‐makers to take action and make decisions during crisis situations;  ensuring material and human resources required by institutions with competence in crisis management, in line with a planning process. 4.2.7. The educational, healthcare, social and demographic dimension 79. Current challenges regarding Romania’s security call for the development of a creative intellectual system, where education, healthcare and the social factor should prevail. 80. Lines of action in this field will primarily aim at:  drawing up a large‐scale national education project, aimed at ensuring planning mechanisms for curricula, projects and achievements;  motivating scientific research, in correspondence with the education system, as a key process in comprehending the nature of current threats and challenges; 21