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According to the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development (MIDR), the plan aims to improve the coordination of projects and investments in transport infrastructure and to develop cross-border links between the countries of the region.
For Moldova, participation in this initiative means closer cooperation with Romania and other European partners with a view to integrating the country’s infrastructure into the regional transport network.
As part of the event, the Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolya held discussions on regional cooperation and the Republic of Moldova’s transport connectivity with a number of European officials. These included Korman Ismailov, acting Minister of Transport and Communications of Bulgaria; Mario Mauro, European coordinator of the Baltic-Black Sea-Aegean Corridor; Oana Gherginescu, Executive Director of the European Railway Agency; and representatives from Romania.
The integration of the Republic of Moldova into European transport corridors is one of the priorities being promoted by the MIDR delegation during its working visit to Brussels.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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