Moldovan-Lithuanian cooperation and European integration discussed in Parliament

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Strengthening relations between the Republic of Moldova and Lithuania, regional security, and European integration were the main topics discussed by Lithuanian MPs and representatives of Moldova’s Parliament in Chisinau. A delegation from the Lithuanian Seimas’s Group for Interparliamentary Relations with the Republic of Moldova is visiting Chișinău, IPN reports.

The chair of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with the Republic of Lithuania, PAS MP Ion Babici, noted that the discussions also focused on developing economic and local partnerships, including expanding direct cooperation between communities in the two countries. He expressed his hope that bilateral ties would translate into tangible projects, investments and opportunities for citizens.

During the visit, the Lithuanian parliamentarians held meetings with Speaker of Parliament Igor Grosu, Deputy Speaker Doina Gherman, and members of the committees on foreign policy and European integration. The delegation also met with Lilian Carp, Chair of the Committee on Security, Defence and Public Order, and its members, as well as members of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with the Republic of Lithuania.

Lithuania will hold the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union from 1 January to 30 June 2027.



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Moldovan-Lithuanian cooperation and European integration discussed in Parliament

Photo credit: Parliament

Strengthening relations between the Republic of Moldova and Lithuania, regional security, and European integration were the main topics discussed by Lithuanian MPs and representatives of Moldova’s Parliament in Chisinau. A delegation from the Lithuanian Seimas’s Group for Interparliamentary Relations with the Republic of Moldova is visiting Chișinău, IPN reports.

The chair of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with the Republic of Lithuania, PAS MP Ion Babici, noted that the discussions also focused on developing economic and local partnerships, including expanding direct cooperation between communities in the two countries. He expressed his hope that bilateral ties would translate into tangible projects, investments and opportunities for citizens.

During the visit, the Lithuanian parliamentarians held meetings with Speaker of Parliament Igor Grosu, Deputy Speaker Doina Gherman, and members of the committees on foreign policy and European integration. The delegation also met with Lilian Carp, Chair of the Committee on Security, Defence and Public Order, and its members, as well as members of the Parliamentary Friendship Group with the Republic of Lithuania.

Lithuania will hold the rotating Presidency of the Council of the European Union from 1 January to 30 June 2027.


The number of acute respiratory infections rose by more than 22% last week, reaching nearly 1,700 cases. The National Agency for Public Health said that most cases were recorded among children, IPN reports.

Meanwhile, between November 2 and 8, three cases of seasonal flu were confirmed two more than in the previous week, along with five cases of COVID-19, one fewer than in the preceding period.

To prevent seasonal flu, the National Agency for Public Health recommends vaccination, particularly for vulnerable people who are at greater risk of illness and complications. The agency notes that more than 159,000 of the 240,000 flu vaccine doses purchased for the 2026–2027 season have already been administered.

Vaccination is recommended from six months of age, particularly for children and adults with chronic conditions, pregnant women, older adults, and people living in residential care facilities.

To reduce the risk of illness and the spread of respiratory infections, experts recommend practising good hygiene, washing your hands with soap and water, and using disposable tissues when coughing or sneezing. A balanced diet, adequate rest and regular physical activity are also important.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025