« The sovereignty belongs to the people, it is not dictated from Moscow »

Maia Sandu showed, on Saturday, at the end of a meeting she had with Ilie Bolojan, That sovereignty belongs to the people, « it is not dictated from Moscow. »

The leader from Chisinau also said that “the Republic of Moldova and Romania each pass through difficult times. We see around us attempts to destabilize, hybrid attacks, electoral corruption, we face aggressive propaganda, lies meant to divide and weaken people's confidence in democracy. « 

(…) The security of Romania is the security of the Republic of Moldova. And together, united under the flag of the European Union, we will be even stronger (…) I have all the confidence that we will continue to protect the free choices, to combat electoral corruption in any form would disguise and defend the right of our citizens to decide their future, because this is sovereignty, the people,

Romania, « best friend »

« Romania is the most important partner of the Republic of Moldova, the best friend, the most powerful lawyer, the shoulder we support hard and with whom we go before.

Over the years, Romania has always been with us, with concrete support, with projects that improve people's lives, in a clear and firm voice in support of our European path. Together we built roads, renovated schools and kindergartens, connected energy networks and invested in our villages. Romania is a reliable partner in our efforts to become a modern, European state. Beyond the common projects, a vision for the future binds us, binds us to live in peace, freedom, in democracy, ”said Maia Sandu.

The President of the Republic of Moldova of the lawyer's past, showing that « Moscow wanted to delete our identity, to kill our language and culture. »

Today we are here, proving that we have resisted, that we are stronger than those who wanted to uproot us and reduce us to silence, that the sovereignty belongs to the people, is not dictated from Moscow, is not bought with dirty money, said Sandu.

Ilie Bolojan said, in turn, that « the way in which peace will be obtained for Ukraine will decisively influence » the common security of Romania and the Republic of Moldova.

« I had an exchange of opinions on the implications of the discussions about peace in Ukraine and the strategic importance of the Black Sea region.

Romania and the Republic of Moldova insist that no decision on peace in Ukraine and no decision regarding the future of the Ukrainian people can be taken without Ukraine and without appropriate security guarantees.

The way peace will be obtained for Ukraine will decisively influence our common security. I also stressed that the format of trilateral dialogue Romania – Republic of Moldova – Ukraine is essential for deepening the connectivity of the three states, especially in the field of energy ”, said Bolojan