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Maia Sandu will visit Romania

In the following days, President Maia Sandu will be in Romania. The announcement was made by the head of state on Facebook.

Maia Sandu invited the Moldovans settled in Romania to a discussion. This is planned for Tuesday, March 5, at 4:30 p.m., in Bucharest.

The presidency has not yet come with information about this visit.

We mention that, at the end of February, the president of the National Confederation for Female Entrepreneurship in Romania, Cristina Chiriac, told Radio România News that the president of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, will be present at the Women In Economy Gala, which will take place on Tuesday, on March 5, at the Romanian Athenaeum in Bucharest. During the event, ten female personalities who constantly contribute to a fairer, more open and inclusive society will be awarded.

We remind you that Maia Sandu made another visit to Romania this year on January 12-13. Then, the head of state was in Timisoara, where she received the "Timișoara for European Values" award, amounted to 30 thousand euros. Later, Maia Sandu announced that she was donating the prize to the "Prietena Mea" organization, founded by Ludmila Adamciuc.

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