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Dear Chancellor Olaf Scholz, welcome to the Republic of Moldova!
I am glad to greet you in Chisinau. This is the first bilateral visit of a German chancellor to our country in the last 12 years, and is an opportunity to reaffirm the importance we attach to our relationship with the Federal Republic of Germany and to strengthen this cooperation.
Distinguished guests, We are here today to talk peace. We all want peace. But what truly defines peace? We know for sure what peace is not.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Distinguished guests,
Dear friends of Moldova,
It is my pleasure to welcome you to Chisinau and to be part of the XIX Congress of the Conference of European Constitutional Courts.
Chancellor Scholz,
Members of the press,
Thank you for the warm welcome in Berlin. It’s a privilege to stand alongside Germany—a key ally in Moldova’s journey towards stability, democracy, and prosperity.
Commissioner Johannes Hahn, Dear Moldovans, dear Europeans! Christ is Risen! Welcome to the European City we are opening today, in the Great National Assembly Square of Chisinau, together with the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the Delegation of the European Union in Chisinau.
Commissioner Hahn,
Minister Lahbib,
Distinguished guests,
It is an honor to be standing before you today in Brussels, the very heart of the European Union. I can assure you that the European heart beats stronger than ever in my country, Moldova, as we pursue accession.
Dear President Macron, colleagues, members of the media, it is a pleasure to be back in Paris. France, and President Macron, personally, are amongst Moldova’s closest supporters. France has stood firmly with us on security matters since Russia’s unprovoked invasion of our neighbour Ukraine.
Presidency of the Republic of Moldova
