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Prime Minister and the Parliament Speaker send congratulatory messages on the occasion of Romania's National Day

On the occasion of Romania's National Day, Prime Minister Dorin Recean and the President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, sent congratulatory messages to the Romanian people. The officials expressed their gratitude for the support provided by Romania over time for our country.

"On Romania's National Day, we celebrate the Romanian language, values, culture and the lasting historical ties that unite the two banks of the Prut. We also celebrate the European future that we are building together today through new connections: bridges, investments, pipelines, energy connections and student scholarships. Happy Birthday Romania! Happy birthday, dear Romanians!", says Dorin Recean's message.

Igor Grosu expressed gratitude to all Romanians for the responsiveness and promptness with which they respond to the needs of the Republic of Moldova and our citizens.

"The Republic of Moldova has always felt Romania's support by its side, which helped us to go through crises more easily, but also to start building a better future. Romania has been and remains our firm supporter on an economic, political, diplomatic, cultural, educational level. Together we build bridges, kindergartens, museums, culture halls, gas pipelines, eliminate roaming tariffs, get rid of energy dependence on Russia. The support offered is felt by our citizens from all regions - something for which we thank you", Igor Grosu pointed out.

The Parliament Speaker also emphasized that European integration is a major objective of the Republic of Moldova, which can be achieved with the support of our friends from Bucharest, because Romania's voice is important within the European Union, and the Romanian MEPs are our lawyers in Brussels.

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