The process of taking away the barbed wire at the border with Romanian was launched on February 10. At a working meeting centering on this issue, Premier Vlad Filat instructed that the process be initiated without official ceremonies, but demanded that the works be completed at the expected time, Info-Prim Neo reports, quoting the Government's press service. The Premier said special attention should be paid to the natural reserves so that their integrity is not affected. He ordered identifying solutions to protect the woods and use the land that is now behind the barbed wire. Eleven Moldovan districts border Romania. The barbed wire will be removed in ten of them. In Leova district, it was taken out earlier. There will be removed 360 kilometers of barbed wire. The meeting was attended by heads of the border districts and representatives of the administration of the Border Guards Service, Customs Service and the state-run company Moldsilva.