The technical-military cooperation agreement between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine was published in the Official Gazette on November 13. The document provides for the two countries to exchange experience, information and technologies in the defence sector, including for the modernisation of military equipment, specialist training and airspace protection.
The publication of the Government decision approving the draft law paves the way for the agreement to be examined by Parliament. It was signed in Kyiv on October 26, 2026, during a visit by a delegation led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan.
More specifically, Moldova and Ukraine will be able to cooperate in areas such as military logistics, communications, cybersecurity, critical infrastructure protection and airspace surveillance. The agreement also allows for the exchange of expertise and best practices on the safe operation of military equipment and personnel training.
Defence Minister Anatolie Nosatii said Moldova would be able to learn from Ukraine’s experience gained under actual wartime conditions and apply tested solutions to strengthen its own defence capabilities.
The authorities have stressed that the agreement does not provide for direct military assistance to a state involved in an armed conflict and does not contradict the Republic of Moldova’s neutral status.
