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The Moldova–Hungary strategic partnership, a focus for Maia Sandu and Péter Magyar

The Republic of Moldova is keen to strengthen its strategic partnership with Hungary, including by expanding trade and investment. The matter was discussed today by President Maia Sandu and Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar during a telephone conversation.
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Peter Magyar and Maia Sandu

Peter Magyar and Maia Sandu

According to the Presidency, the Head of State reaffirmed the Republic of Moldova’s interest in developing the strategic partnership with Hungary, which was launched in 2020. Opportunities for expanding trade and investment were also discussed.

With regard to accession to the European Union, the President thanked Hungary for its support for the Republic of Moldova’s European path and reiterated her commitment to reforms, the modernisation of the state and alignment with European standards.

The discussion also covered the security situation in the region, which has been affected by Russia’s war against Ukraine. The two agreed to continue the high-level dialogue.

UPDATE 19:00

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan also held a telephone conversation with the Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar. A key topic of discussion was the Republic of Moldova’s European integration path. Prime Minister Tofan emphasized the Government’s determination to continue reforms and maintain steady momentum in accession negotiations, building on the progress and results achieved by the country. In this context, the Head of Government highlighted the importance of Hungary’s support for the continued enlargement of the European Union and for the Republic of Moldova’s advancement toward the next stages of accession negotiations, including the opening of new clusters in the near future.


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