The Republic of Moldova will benefit from Romania's support in essential areas such as regional development, urban planning, absorption of European funds, and strengthening buildings vulnerable to seismic risk. This assistance was announced during a meeting between Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea and Romanian Minister Cseke Attila, held in Bucharest. The discussions focused on deepening bilateral cooperation, modernizing local communities, and implementing programs to reduce seismic risks. Bolea emphasized the importance of Romania's experience in managing European funds, mentioning the areas of urban development and mobility. Cseke confirmed Romania's willingness to provide expertise and programs for local development. Additionally, the officials discussed joint infrastructure projects, including connecting the Republic of Moldova to the European transport network, highlighting the commitment of both governments to accelerate collaboration and economic integration.
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