Moldova is willing to host the 14th Francophonie Summit in 2012. The proposal was made by the Moldovan deputation at the 12th summit of the International French-Speaking Organization held in Quebec from October 17 to 19, Info-Prim Neo has learnt form the Foreign Ministry. The summit was attended by 50 heads of states and governments. The Moldovan deputy foreign minister, Eugenia Kistruga, read out a message from Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin, at the plenary session, expressing Moldova's support for the Francophonie's values. Referring to Moldova's reality, the President reiterated this country's European vocation, mentioning as a new goal the development of a new political dialog with the EU, which would be a more advanced cooperation basis, including in terms of free movement of the Moldovan citizens. Moldova asks the French-speaking countries to assist it in its efforts to settle the Transnistrian conflict. The declaration adopted at the closure of the Quebec summit re-states the support for the sovereignty, territorial integrity and unity of Moldova, internationally recognized, greeting the country's authorities' efforts settle the Trannsitrian conflict in the 5+2 format of talks. The next summit of the Francophonie will take place in 2010 in Madagascar.