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Nicu Popescu: The Republic of Moldova has taken significant steps in fulfilling the recommendations of the European Commission

The Republic of Moldova has taken significant steps in fulfilling the nine recommendations formulated by the European Commission, and today we can mention some of the progress made in the first three key areas: justice reform, improvement of the electoral code and the fight against corruption. The statement was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Nicu Popescu, at the second edition of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which takes place in London.

According to the official, the other recommendations formulated by the European Commission will be highlighted in the coming days, in order to provide a complete picture of the progress made by the Republic of Moldova during its European journey. The head of diplomacy from Chisinau assured that the pace of reforms will be maintained, and our country will proove its commitment to European values and standards.

We remind that, during the visit, Nicu Popescu has planned meetings with his counterparts from Slovakia, North Macedonia, the Kingdom of Luxembourg and Austria.

Nicu Popescu and Secretary of State Ruslan Bolbocean are participating in the second edition of the Ukraine Recovery Conference, which takes place in London on June 21-22.

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Will Russian gas reach the Transnistrian region after January 1, when the transit agreement signed between Ukraine and the Russian concern Gazprom is set to expire? If so, by which route, in what volumes, at what cost and who will bear the new tariffs? Two days ago, Energy Minister Victor Parlicov met in St. Petersburg with Gazprom CEO Alexei Miller. The Minister Victor Parlicov is currently announcing the agreement reached with representatives of the Russian concern. Watch the statements live on Moldova 1 and Radio Moldova.