Recean Urges Unity, Oversight During Visit to Drochia

Recean Urges Unity, Oversight During Visit to Drochia

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Prime Minister Dorin Recean emphasized the importance of unity, peace, and EU integration during a visit to the village of Sofia in Moldova’s northern Drochia district. Speaking to local residents, Recean said Moldovans support the country’s path of development and modernization, but underlined the need for continued efforts to improve life in towns and villages, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

“We must stay united to continue on the right path,” the Prime Minister said, highlighting the significance of responsible governance and efficient use of public funds.

Recean pointed to ongoing issues with the reconstruction of the “Viorel Cantemir” gymnasium in Sofia, where defects were found in the roof, insulation, and façade. He urged the construction company to fix the problems and set a clear deadline for completion.

Sofia currently benefits from several projects under the European Village and European Village Express programmes, including public lighting, emergency equipment procurement, and IT upgrades for local institutions. The village is also part of a green energy initiative.

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