Moldovan deputy PM says Moldova significantly advances on European integration way

Moldovan deputy PM says Moldova significantly advances on European integration way

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The Moldova-European Union Association Committee has held a meeting in Brussels. Moldova is represented by Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov. In the beginning of the meeting, the Chisinau official said that Moldova had significantly advanced on the way of European integration and stayed firm in its commitment of accession to EU, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

„Moldova this year has significantly advanced on the European integration way and stays firm in its commitment to join EU and improve the citizens’ living,’’ Gherasimov also said.

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