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Mihai Popșoi on a visit to Slovakia: Our common commitment is to promote peace, democracy and human rights in the world

The Chisinau authorities are looking forward to the first intergovernmental conference between the Republic of Moldova and the European Union, which will mark the official launch of accession negotiations. The statement was made by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, in Bratislava, during a joint conference with his Slovak counterpart, Juraj Blanár. According to the head of Moldovan diplomacy, Slovakia's twenty years in the European Union, along with its progress and development throughout this period, represent a source of strong motivation for our country in our European journey.

The Deputy Prime Minister said that the working visit to Bratislava marks a significant stage in the dialogue and collaboration between the Republic of Moldova and Slovakia.

“*We appreciated the openness of our discussions, aimed at further boosting our bilateral agenda, especially at this complicated time for regional security. With Juraj Blanár we also exchanged views on cooperation within international and regional organizations such as the United Nations and the Council of Europe. Our mutual support for the candidates in these forums reflects our common commitment to promote peace, democracy and human rights in the world," said Mihai Popșoi.

Also, the head of diplomacy from Chisinau thanked for the fact that, since 2014, SlovakAid implements projects in our country to improve the quality of life of citizens in areas such as good governance, strengthening civil society, infrastructure, sustainable use of natural resources, water, sanitation and waste management.

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