Luca Niculescu: The union of Romania with the Republic of Moldova will happen when the citizens of the two countries want it
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MEP Luca Niculescu stated that the union of Romania with the Republic of Moldova will take place when the citizens of the two countries want it. The statement was published by the website Informat.ro, in its breaking news section.
The issue of union between Romania and the Republic of Moldova is a sensitive one and periodically returns to public debate in both countries. For many Romanians, relations with their eastern neighbours carry historical and cultural importance, since Romanians in the Republic of Moldova share the same language and many traditions. However, opinions about the future of the relationship between the two states differ.
Through his statement, Luca Niculescu emphasised the idea that the final decision belongs to the people. According to him, any eventual process of union cannot be achieved solely at the political level, but must be supported by the free will of the citizens of both states.
This message brings back into focus the discussion about bilateral relations between Romania and the Republic of Moldova. For now, the two states are sovereign and independent, and the question of union remains open to public debate.
Sources: Informat.ro
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