Maia Sandu says union with Romania does not have enough popular support
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The President of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu, has made new statements about the idea of uniting her country with Romania. In an interview with the Hungarian press, she said that this solution currently does not have enough support among the population.
According to her statements, the idea of union does not enjoy broad support in Moldovan society. The subject remains sensitive in the public sphere both in Chișinău and in Bucharest, as the topic has been discussed over time in both countries.
This issue is also important for Romanian citizens, because the two states have close historical, cultural and linguistic ties. Romanian is spoken in both countries, and relations between them influence political, economic and social cooperation in the region.
The statements were made as part of an interview for the Hungarian press. The available information does not include the full content of the discussion, so for more details readers may consult the original source.
Sources: Adevărul
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