Luca Niculescu: Union between Romania and the Republic of Moldova depends on the will of citizens
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said on Tuesday, in Chișinău, that the union between Romania and the Republic of Moldova depends on the will of citizens. The statement was made during his visit to the capital of the Republic of Moldova.
The prime minister stressed that the decision on union does not belong only to governments, but to the people of the two countries. According to information published by HotNews.ro, he spoke about the moment when this union could become a reality, but did not specify an exact timetable.
The question of union between Romania and the Republic of Moldova has been discussed for many years, both in Romania and in the Republic of Moldova. The two states share a common history and a common language, and people's views on this subject are divided. Some support union, while others believe it is more important for each country to develop separately.
The statements made in Chișinău show that the issue remains important in relations between the two countries. For the moment, no concrete measures have been announced, and the development of this issue will depend on future discussions and the will of citizens.
Sources: HotNews.ro
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