On February 11, Moldova and Romania will sign an intergovernmental agreement on gratuitous technical and financial assistance worth 100 million euros.
The signing of the document will take place during a joint meeting of the governments of Moldova and Romania, which is scheduled to be held on February 11 in Chisinau. This was discussed during today's meeting between the Secretary General of the Government of Moldova, Dumitru Udrea, and the head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Romania, Mircea Abrudean, who discussed the organization of a joint meeting of governments. In the context of planning the meeting, the parties outlined possible topics for discussion, noting the importance of bilateral documents to be signed. Also, the parties must sign an intergovernmental agreement on gratuitous technical and financial assistance for 100 million euros. On its basis, Romania will continue to assist in the implementation of the socio-economic development program of Moldova. Dumitru Udrea thanked the Romanian side for the constant support of our country, and expressed confidence that numerous bilateral projects will continue to be implemented, having a great impact on people. "We have infrastructure projects, but let's not forget about social projects - in the field of education, healthcare, culture, which are valued by citizens," he stressed. For his part, Mircea Abrudean expressed the openness of the Romanian side to support projects aimed at improving the quality of life of people, which will bring Moldova closer to the European Union. “It is important that the projects we finance are truly strategic, with an impact on the citizens of Moldova and reflect the main priorities, and the government teams of our countries remain in direct contact in order to successfully achieve the agreed goals,” he said. //25.01.2022 — InfoMarket.
