His Royal Highness,Prince Paul of Romania was born in Paris on August  13th 1948,son of HRH Carol Mircea of Romania and of Helena Henriette Nagavitzine,thus nephew  on a paternal line to King Carol II of Romania,from his first marriage (Odessa  1918) with  noblewoman Princess Ioana Valentina Lambrino.Between 1959 and 1961 he studies at the Jesuitical School in Paris.Between  1962 and 1964 he studies with a private tutor in Oxford,England. Between 1965 and 1968 he studies at Gordounston,Scotland and Millefield from Somerset,England.

HRH Prince Paul of Romania is dedicated to promote Romanian culture and values in the international space,nonetheless he is involved in different humanitarian projects through his Prince Paul for Romania Foundation.

As a cherishing gesture for the Romanian people and as a homage to his forefathers, HRH Prince Paul of Romania edited the “Romanian Royal Family-Important Moments in the  Royal Family’s History”brochure.Also,aiding the efforts for saving wildlife in Peru,HRH has edited the “Mission to save Peruvian Wildlife book” released in 2008 and the Ambasador of Peru in Romania’s Residency.

For His Royal Highness,Prince Paul of Romania,the Romanian language,the Romanian land,aren’t the only real residence,but the only space in which his inner  feels absolute free to be himself.

In 1994 he publishes at the Universitary Publishing House the work “ In Satan’s sign”,written by King Carol II himself,containing his political memoires(from the interwar period).

In 1995 he marries at Casin Monastery,with the American of Romanian origins Lia Triff and settles in Romania.The civil marriage took place at the Elisabeth Palace in Bucharest.

On January 10th 1991,Prince Paul of Romania became the first member of the royal family to come back into the country.This event appeared in the worldwide media,”The Daily Telegraph” had put the  article on the front page.

In 1991 he founded the “Prince Paul of Romania Foundation”,permanently moving in Romania.The foundation has been recognized as one of the most successful in the Eastern Europe,with donations of over 5.5 milion dollars in medical equipment for the Romanian hospitals and Cluj-Napoca,a modern heating system for an old people shelter house in Suceava,donations for churches,awards for students all over the country,renovations for schools and universities in different cities in Romania,etc.

In the same year HRH,Prince Paul of Romania has published the Romanian version of the “Carol II,King of Romania”book.