European deputies from seven countries are coming to Chisinau. They will discuss Moldova’s integration into the EU

Representatives of the European affairs committees from seven EU countries will pay a visit to Moldova, from March 29 to 31. The delegation is composed of parliamentarians from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany. They will meet with several Moldovan officials, including the President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, reports IPN.

A joint session with the members of the Committee for European Integration is also scheduled.

The agenda of the visit includes meetings with the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, and with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popsoi.

According to a statement from the Parliament, the discussions will focus on Moldova’s European path, the assessment of progress in the accession process, as well as the priorities and forms of support needed to accelerate reforms and meet the EU accession criteria.



The designated Prime Minister Vasile Tofan aims to build a closer relationship with UTA Gagauzia and asserts that he understands its issues from the experience gained over approximately 15 years of activity in the viticulture sector, including in the region. He believes that the upcoming elections in Gagauzia should contribute to bringing the region closer to the central authorities and to strengthening stability. The statement was made during the Parliament session, where the future executive’s governance program is presented, reports IPN.

Vasile Tofan stated that, recently, Gagauzia has fallen “into the hands of people who do not wish well for the Republic of Moldova”, mentioning the fugitive Ilan Shor. “I very much hope in the wisdom of the Gagauz people and in their ability to understand that such people do not wish well for the Gagauz. Their goals are different: geopolitical objectives and destabilizing the situation”, declared the appointed prime minister.

The designated Prime Minister emphasized that the authorities must gradually restore order, specifying that Gagauzia is part of the Republic of Moldova and must respect national legislation.

At the same time, Vasile Tofan stated that he sees UTA Gagauzia as an important partner in developing economic relations with Turkey, appreciating that the region can contribute to the expansion of exports and attracting investments from this country.

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European deputies from seven countries are coming to Chisinau. They will discuss Moldova’s integration into the EU

Representatives of the European affairs committees from seven EU countries will pay a visit to Moldova, from March 29 to 31. The delegation is composed of parliamentarians from Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania, Sweden, Finland, Poland, and Germany. They will meet with several Moldovan officials, including the President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, reports IPN.

A joint session with the members of the Committee for European Integration is also scheduled.

The agenda of the visit includes meetings with the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, and with the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popsoi.

According to a statement from the Parliament, the discussions will focus on Moldova’s European path, the assessment of progress in the accession process, as well as the priorities and forms of support needed to accelerate reforms and meet the EU accession criteria.


A 22-year-old young man from the capital has been detained, suspected of distributing drugs online as part of an organized criminal group. Following the searches, law enforcement officers seized narcotics worth over one million lei, reports IPN.

According to the General Inspectorate of Police, drugs were found at the suspect’s residence, preliminarily hashish and cocaine, as well as high-precision electronic scales and objects used for portioning and packaging substances.

At the same time, the police identified several hideouts arranged by this person, from where they seized packages of narcotic substances. These were to be picked up by other members of the group and distributed to consumers.

If found guilty, the young man risks a prison sentence ranging from 7 to 15 years. Investigations continue to establish all circumstances and identify the individuals involved.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025