President Maia Sandu recommended the Government to explore the possibility of contracting a company for the financial audit of each facility that forms part of Moldova’s property in Ukraine and to agree the negotiation strategy with the Ukrainian side so as to solve the problems where there are disputes, IPN reports.
The situation of Moldova’s Consulate in Odessa and the Sanatorium “Moldova” in Truscaveț should be examined the first and a report should be presented to the Supreme Securely Council (SSC) until April 15.
After the Council’s meeting, Maia Sandu said a number of facilities that were or continue to be Moldova’s property have been taken over abusively. She instructed all the institutions that manage facilities situated on the territory of Ukraine to provide detailed information about the situation of these enterprises, namely their financial situation and legal problems they face.
President Sandu noted that in the meeting of the SSC, the representatives of the Prosecutor General’s Office said that criminal cases over these cases were started and she thus expects the investigations to be completed faster so as to see their fate being decided in court.
