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07 April, 2026 / 15:51

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MOLDPRES INTERVIEW │ Deputy Prime Minister: Gradual reintegration in different areas - path toward lasting settlement of Transnistrian conflict

The Government of the Republic of Moldova

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Valeriu Chiveri gave an interview to MOLDPRES State News Agency, and approached the country’s reintegration activities structured by modules, the creation of a Convergence Fund aimed at improving the standard of living on the left bank of the Dniester, the natural gas supply and the evolution of the reintegration process in the context of EU accession and a potential peace agreement in Ukraine. Details at the following link.

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