Moldovan president to deliver speech in Dublin on reforms, European path of Moldova
President Maia Sandu on April 8 will take part in an event organized at Trinity College Dublin, Ireland, where she will deliver a speech dedicated to the reforms and resilience of Moldova on its European path.
The event, titled, Moldova’s Reforms and Resilience on European Path, is organized in partnership with the Society for International Affairs and will take place at the Maharry Theatre within the Trinity Business School, starting from 15:00.
According to the Embassy of Moldova in Ireland, President Maia Sandu will deliver the keynote address at the meeting, followed by a question-and-answer session.
“We look forward to welcoming you to join the conversation and learn more about Moldova’s reforms and European trajectory,” the Embassy’s post states.
The discussion will be moderated by Alex White, Director General of the Institute of International and European Affairs, and the official opening will be made by Dr Emma Stokes, Vice President for Global Engagement at Trinity College Dublin.
The organizers note that the event aims to provide a platform for discussions on political developments, domestic reforms and the prospects of European integration for Moldova.
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