Prime Minister Vlad Filat intends to make a visit to Moscow soon, as agreed with his Russian counterpart, Vladimir Putin, at a meeting in Yalta. The date of the meeting is to be determined through diplomatic correspondence, he said, quoted by Info-Prim Neo. Vlad Filat said he will probably have to travel to Bucharest as well, to sign the agreement on the €100 million in aid promised by Romania, but it isn't excluded that the agreement will be signed in Chisinau instead. On March 24, the Moldovan prime minister will participate in Brussels in the meeting of the group of donors for Moldova, which is to decide the amount of the finical assistance that Moldova can hope for in order to overcome the effects of the economic crisis and revive economic growth. Other visits planned by the prime minister include Italy and Germany.