The decision was adopted Saturday and it will be regulated through an additional protocol amending the agreement whereby Romania granted EUR100 million non-refundable financial aid to the Republic of Moldova.
Moldovan Prime Minister Vlad Filat said the “deficiencies” preventing the implementation of the agreement for Moldova will be eliminated.
The agreement between the Romanian and Moldovan Governments regarding the EUR100 million non-refundable financial aid was signed in Bucharest on April 27, 2010, and targets Moldova’s projects in the fields of infrastructure, transport, education, and, as per the decision made Saturday by the two cabinets, the field of environment protection and climate changes.
The Romanian and Moldovan Governments on Saturday held a joint meeting in Iasi, northeastern Romania, which was a first for the two cabinets. Ungureanu and Filat were welcomed with full military honors.