President Igor Dodon announced that in the Munich Security Conference in which he is taking part these days, he will present a balanced foreign policy concept that is based on the permanent neutrality status of the Republic of Moldova, IPN reports.

“We worked out a rather serious document and during the past few months discussed in general this project in Moscow, Washington, Paris, Berlin, Vienna. I personally discussed this project with Putin, with Macron, Merkel, Trump. This concept will be presented in Munich on Friday or on Saturday,” President Dodon stated in the talk show “Direct access” on NTV Moldova channel.

According to Igor Dodon, it is for the first time in the last ten years that a President of Moldova is invited to the Munich Security Conference that involves tens of heads of state and government who represent all the important states of the world.
 
He said he will have six-seven bilateral meetings with heads of state and representatives of different institutions, including with European commissioners with whom he will discuss the situation in the Republic of Moldova and the possible developments after the February 24 elections, depending on the results.

Igor Dodon said he will present his position the foreign policy course in a roundtable meeting. “I promote the principle of a balanced foreign policy. What does this mean? It means keeping the relations with Europe and the signed agreements, but also restoring the relations with Russia and avoiding anti-Russia or anti-European and anti-U.S. actions,” he stated.

The President noted he could have a working visit to Turkey the next weeks as he wants to discuss a number of projects for Moldova with his Turkish counterpart Recep Tayyip Erdogan.