The Czech authorities will analyze new ways of supporting the Republic of Moldova in the context of the energy and hydrological crisis facing the country. The statement was made by the President of the Commission for Foreign Affairs, Defense and Security of the Czech Senate, Pavel Fischer, after the meeting he had in Chisinau with the Vice President of the Parliament, Doina Gherman, reports IPN.

During a press conference, Pavel Fischer stated that he will discuss with the Government in Prague about the possibilities of supporting the Republic of Moldova during the crisis period.
The Czech official reaffirmed his support for the European path of the Republic of Moldova and mentioned that, by the end of the current year, the country should open all negotiation clusters for accession to the European Union.

In turn, Doina Gherman highlighted the necessity of cooperation with the Czech side for the development of renewable energy production and storage capacities, as well as for expertise in managing energy resources.
The Vice-President of the Parliament also emphasized the importance of strengthening economic relations between the two states. According to her, during the period 2023-2025, development projects funded by the Czech Republic in Moldova amounted to over 10.5 million euros. Currently, 45 companies with Czech capital are registered in the country.
Pavel Fischer is in Chisinau as part of a visit by a delegation of Czech senators, taking place from September 21-23. The delegation’s agenda includes meetings with several Moldovan officials, including President Maia Sandu.