German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul visited Chisinau, where he publicly reaffirmed Germany’s unwavering support for Moldova, particularly in its pursuit of European integration and in the face of current regional challenges.
“Germany stands by Moldova in its efforts to reform, modernize, and move closer to the European Union,” Wadephul declared during a public statement in the center of the capital.
He emphasized that Germany’s support focuses on key areas, including energy security, economic development, the rule of law, and civil society.
“It’s time to further strengthen our ties. Moldova is on a European path, and we will continue working together to support it,” he added.
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Wadephul’s visit to Moldova followed his trip to Kyiv, where he strongly condemned Russia’s attempts to force Ukraine into surrender. In Chisinau, he reaffirmed that Moldova remains a strategic partner for Germany and that its stability is essential for Europe’s security.
During his visit, Wadephul toured the Birth of God Cathedral and met with Moldovan religious leaders to discuss bilateral cooperation, political and economic support, and the broader regional security situation.
The German minister dined with President Maia Sandu at the State Residence.
Wadephul visited Ukraine on June 30 and July 1, before arriving in Moldova.