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Moldova's new foreign minister vows EU integration push

Mihai Popșoi, a member of the governing Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), was sworn in on Monday as Moldova's new foreign minister. He takes over from Nicu Popescu, who resigned for personal reasons last month.

Popșoi pledged to uphold Moldova's European aspirations, stating: "The priorities are clear: to continue the European integration process. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs will strengthen political dialogue with both member states and Brussels."

President Maia Sandu praised Popșoi's experience in diplomacy, highlighting his contributions to "establishing and consolidating Moldova's relations with other countries."

Prime Minister Dorin Recean welcomed Popșoi to the government and announced plans to create a new deputy prime minister position for European integration. This move underscores Moldova's firm commitment to joining the European Union.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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