The USA supports Moldova’s energy security: discussions at the Government with American senators

The support provided by the United States of America significantly contributes to the development of the Republic of Moldova, particularly in strengthening the country’s energy security. The statements were made by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, who received American Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Chris Coons at the Government on Tuesday, reports IPN.

The head of the cabinet of ministers particularly highlighted the initiatives in the energy sector, mentioning the American support amounting to 130 million dollars for the construction of the Straseni-Gutinas electric power transmission line.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the Government’s priorities aim at advancing the processes of European integration, which involve reforms oriented towards economic growth, enhancing security and maintaining peace, and the support of external partners is essential for achieving these objectives.

In turn, American senators have appreciated the progress made by the Republic of Moldova in strengthening energy independence, enhancing resilience, and consolidating state institutions, according to a press release from the Government.



The City Hall of Chisinau is organizing the festival “Te salut, Chisinau!”, on the occasion of the 590th anniversary of the city’s first documentary attestation (July 17-19) /Pedestrian Street “Eugen Doga” /at 06:00 PM/.

The municipal chess and checkers championship for seniors is taking place in the sectors of the capital /July 18-19/.

The City Hall of Chisinau is organizing fairs and markets with local products and goods in the sectors of the capital /18-19 July/.

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The USA supports Moldova’s energy security: discussions at the Government with American senators

The support provided by the United States of America significantly contributes to the development of the Republic of Moldova, particularly in strengthening the country’s energy security. The statements were made by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, who received American Senators Jeanne Shaheen and Chris Coons at the Government on Tuesday, reports IPN.

The head of the cabinet of ministers particularly highlighted the initiatives in the energy sector, mentioning the American support amounting to 130 million dollars for the construction of the Straseni-Gutinas electric power transmission line.

The Prime Minister emphasized that the Government’s priorities aim at advancing the processes of European integration, which involve reforms oriented towards economic growth, enhancing security and maintaining peace, and the support of external partners is essential for achieving these objectives.

In turn, American senators have appreciated the progress made by the Republic of Moldova in strengthening energy independence, enhancing resilience, and consolidating state institutions, according to a press release from the Government.


The former president of the Constitutional Court, Alexandru Tanase, stated that the changes regarding the competences of the Gagauz autonomy in organizing elections do not represent an infringement on its status. “Gagauzia does not have enemies in Moldova,” Tănase declared in the show “Teritoria Svobodi” with Lilia Burakovski, reports IPN.

Alexandru Tanase also stated that Comrat is being “brazenly manipulated”. “I am very sorry that, after 30 years, other political parties are not normally represented there, and pro-Moscow oriented politicians control the situation in the autonomy”, clarified the former president of the Constitutional Court.

In his opinion, this is a backlog of Chisinau, for which the country will pay a high price due to the ignorance of the situation in the region.

He mentioned that, most likely, legislative changes will be made, according to which Chisinau will designate the electoral bodies itself that will organize the elections in Gagauzia – on the date set by the Popular Assembly.

“Gagauzia has no enemy in the Republic of Moldova. There is no politician – not even the most marginal – who would say that autonomy should be abolished or that certain competencies should be reduced,” concluded the former president of the Constitutional Court.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025