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The Republic of Moldova will have an ambassador in the Kingdom of Denmark

The Republic of Moldova will have an ambassador in the Kingdom of Denmark. The function will be exercised by Veaceslav Dobândă, the ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in the Netherlands. A decision to this effect was taken during the Government meeting on March 22.

The Cabinet of Ministers decided that the head of the diplomatic mission from the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Veaceslav Dobîndă, will exercise the function by cumulation, with residence in The Hague.

The ministers also decided to recall an official from the CIS. Until now, he was deputy head of the Economic Cooperation Directorate of the organization.

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