President Maia Sandu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu met on Tuesday, March 25, with the Interim President of the Romanian Senate, Mircea Abrudean, who is visiting Moldova.
During the meeting, the officials discussed ways to strengthen bilateral cooperation, accelerate Moldova’s EU accession, address current challenges, and enhance regional security.
The head of state expressed gratitude for Romania’s support in overcoming the energy crisis, modernizing infrastructure, and advancing key reforms for Moldova’s European integration. The discussions reaffirmed the strong strategic partnership between Moldova and Romania, along with Bucharest’s continued support for Moldova’s European path.
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Igor Grosu emphasized Romania’s role as Moldova’s trusted friend and partner.
“Romania remains Moldova’s reliable friend and partner. In discussions with the Interim President of the Romanian Senate, Mircea Abrudean, who is visiting Chisinau, we reviewed ongoing projects on our shared agenda.
We are strengthening energy interconnections through the Balti-Suceava and Straseni-Gutinas power lines. We are also building four new bridges over the Prut River—Stanca–Costesti, Bumbata–Leova, Falciu–Leca, and Raducaneni–Barboieni—along with the new Ungheni–Ungheni bridge, which is part of the Union Highway. On April 26, we will hold a symbolic event at the construction site of this bridge. These efforts, supported by Romania and the European Union, bring Moldova closer to energy security and stronger connectivity with European infrastructure,” Igor Grosu stated.
Mircea Abrudean continues his visit to Moldova today, March 25. At the Government headquarters, he will meet with Prime Minister Dorin Recean and Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov. The visit focuses on strengthening Moldova-Romania cooperation in key sectors, advancing the reform agenda, and accelerating Moldova’s European integration.