Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu discussed bilateral cooperation with Ukrainian officials, signing three agreements and reaffirming support for Ukraine in the face of Russian aggression.

During his first official visit to Ukraine, the Prime Minister of Moldova, Alexandru Munteanu, emphasized the common desire of both countries to build a future of hope, not fear. In Kyiv, three agreements were signed aimed at protecting children, establishing a border crossing point, and professional integration. Munteanu discussed with his Ukrainian counterpart, Iulia Sviridenko, the necessity of a lasting peace and European integration. Moldova reaffirms its support for Ukraine, including in the reconstruction process, and firmly condemns Russia's aggression. The Prime Minister mentioned that Moldova will continue to support Ukrainian refugees by providing them access to education and medical services. Additionally, it was agreed to deepen economic and infrastructural cooperation, including through the trilateral format 'Odesa Triangle.'