Zelenskyy discusses joint energy, security work with presidents of Moldova, Romania
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy, during a trilateral meeting with President of Moldova Maia Sandu and President of Romania Nicușor Dan, discussed joint work in energy, infrastructure development, security capabilities, and the European integration of the three countries.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy engaged in discussions with his Moldovan and Romanian counterparts, Maia Sandu and Nicușor Dan, respectively, focusing on joint efforts in energy, infrastructure development, security, and European integration. Zelenskyy emphasized the significance of their collaboration, stating that such unity among Ukraine, Moldova, and Romania constitutes more than mere symbolism.
As Moldova celebrated its Independence Day and just days after Ukraine's own, Zelenskyy highlighted the importance of joint energy projects, infrastructure linking, bolstering security capabilities, and advancing European integration as essential components of their economic potential. Given Ukraine's proximity to Russia, he stressed the necessity of extensive cooperation with neighboring nations and free countries to ensure robust defense and overall progress.
Zelenskyy reminded the audience of the painful experiences their peoples have endured under lack of freedom, specifically due to Moscow's influence. He stressed the urgency of preserving their independence and freedom, thereby enabling their respective nations to harness their full potential and foster a prosperous future.
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