Yesterday, Parliament adopted Law No. 333 on increasing transparency in the administration of the judiciary and the Prosecutor’s Office, and on strengthening the integrity of judges who examine corruption cases.
Prime Minister Dick Schoof,
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy,
Secretary General Alain Berset,
Excellencies,
Ladies and Gentlemen,
Thank you for bringing us together.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis,
Dear Kyriakos,
Thank you for today’s useful discussions and for the warm welcome here in Athens. I am pleased that our close dialogue continues with real momentum, following your visit to Chişinău just half a year ago.
That visit set an important marker, and today’s meeting confirms that the partnership between our countries is not only strong, but steadily deepening. This exchange is another concrete step forward in our cooperation.
Mr President,
Dear Nikos,
Thank you for your warm invitation and generous hospitality.
It is a pleasure to be in Cyprus at this important moment, as your country prepares to take over the Presidency of the Council of the European Union on 1 January.
Dear Commissioner Kos, dear Marta,
Excellencies, dear partners, friends,
It is a great pleasure to see so many friends of Moldova here tonight.
Each of you, in your own way, has helped us face the many challenges of recent years — and still move forward on our European path. On behalf of the people of Moldova, thank you for standing with us through difficult times.
Your Excellencies,
President Macron, President Mahama, Prime Minister Pashinyan,
Distinguished guests, dear friends,
It is an honour to speak here today — at a forum that reminds us that peace begins with truth, and that truth itself must be defended.
Dear citizens, Honourable Members of Parliament, Ladies and Gentlemen, We stand at the beginning of a new journey — in a newly elected Parliament to which the citizens have entrusted the fate of the country for the next four years and, above all, the mission of preserving peace in Moldova.
Presidency of the Republic of Moldova
