Moldova is concerned about the record growth in gas prices on European stock exchanges and is negotiating with external partners about the possible consequences of such fluctuations for our country.
This was stated during a press conference on Monday, Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita, answering journalists' questions. It should be noted that today the price of gas in Europe has reached a record $3,900 per 1,000 cubic meters. Natalia Gavrilita reminded that there is a special formula for calculating the price of gas for Moldova, and the purchase price of gas depends on its prices on the international market, and now there is an extremely alarming rise in prices. “We spoke with the international partners of our country. We are very concerned about the record rise in gas prices on the international market and very much hope that the war in Ukraine will end soon and we will return to a normal situation, including the normalization of gas prices. In fact, such a gas price is absolutely unacceptable,” said Natalia Gavrilita.// 07.03.2022 — InfoMarket
