• President Sandu’s Visit to Romania

    President Sandu’s Visit to Romania
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    21 April 2021 | 13:37

    On her return from Strasbourg, President Maia Sandu had a meeting at the Cotroceni Palace with the Romanian President Klaus Iohannis. She also met with Romanian Prime Minister Florin Cîțu and discussed the pandemic challenges.

    According to the Romanian Presidential Administration, the two heads of state analyzed the stage of implementation of the agreed projects during the visit of the President of Romania to Chișinău, on December 29, 2020. In 2021, Romania donated medical and protective equipment against COVID-19 worth 2.3 million euros, as well as a quantity of over 200,000 vaccines, and in the next stage will make the donation of 6,000 tons of diesel to Moldovan farmers.

    President Sandu expressed her gratitude for the support provided by Romania, in the difficult context generated by the COVID-19 pandemic, but also for Moldova’s European path, emphasizing that it will continue its efforts to implement the reform agenda, in a democratic and European spirit.

    President Sandu and President Iohannis.

    The two Presidents agreed to continue the high-level bilateral dialogue with a view to deepening multidimensional cooperation, in particular on bilateral projects of strategic importance, with a focus on energy, transport, education, and health. The main objective of this cooperation remains to ensure the sustainable development of Moldova and its irreversible connection to Europe.

    President Klaus Iohannis reiterated the strong message of support for the reform agenda promoted by President Maia Sandu, in the spirit of the bilateral Strategic Partnership and the privileged relations between the two states.

    President Sandu met in Bucharest with the Prime Minister of Romania Florin Cîţu. Sandu discussed the conditions under which Moldovan citizens that also have Romanian citizenship could be immunized against COVID-19 in vaccination centers from Romania, regardless of whether or not they reside in Romania. The Romanian Prime Minister reiterated that Romania remains Moldova’s most important partner.

    President Sandu and the Romanian Prime Minister Florin Cîțu.

    “No matter on which part of the Prut we live, we are all concerned with managing the pandemic as well as possible and protecting the health of our citizens. Today I had a very good meeting with Maia Sandu, President of Moldova, about the vaccination campaign, the safest way to overcome the health crisis and return to a normal life. We have supported the medical system and the citizens of Moldova by donating vaccines and medical equipment and we will continue to offer help. I discussed with President Maia Sandu about the conditions under which Romanian citizens in Moldova have the opportunity to be immunized against COVID-19 in vaccination centers in Romania, regardless of whether or not they have a home in the country. Romania remains the most important partner of Moldova and its citizens. Solidary and responsible in the efforts to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, we will overcome this period well and we will return to normal life “, declared Romanian Prime Minister Florin Cîțu.

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