Romania can make investments in the Republic of Moldova and can offer an alternative to what private market development means because it has capital that it can invest for the purpose. The pharmaceutical market is one of the areas of interest, said Romanian MP Eugen Tomac, who is the executive chairman of the People’s Movement Party of Romania, IPN reports.

In an interview for Radio Free Europe, Eugen Tomac said Romania and the Republic of Moldova can combine forces and think out joint projects so as to support an area where the people from Romania and Moldova feel somehow marginalized because no investments were made in this area.

According to the MP, the Romanian investments haven’t crossed the Prut so far because the fiscal legislation in Moldova is modified as frequently as in Romania and this is a brake for any investor.

About the planned privatization of facilities that could be attractive to Romania, Eugen Tomac said there are companies in Romania that make profit and it won’t be wrong if these companies expand to Moldova. The largest part of Romanian investments could be directed to energy, infrastructure and environment.