Over 100 Diaspora children participate in 6th issue of Moldovan government Programme DOR

Chisinau, 21 August /MOLDPRES/ – Over 100 Diaspora children returned home to attend the Government Programme DOR, the 6th issue. At the programme launch, Prime Minister Pavel Filip thanked the children for not forgetting Moldova, but also their parents for education offered in spirit of love for the country.

According to the government's communication and protocol department, in sincere and interactive discussions, the Prime Minister urged children not to give up ever their dreams. "Do just what you like – just so you can become good students, good professionals, parents and then very good grandparents". The Prime Minister told young people that the profession of engineer chosen from adolescence always gave him professional satisfaction and taught him to look at things as a complex mechanism.

"I tried to apply engineering principles to politics as well. It is true that for several years, Moldova was like a ship that was shipwrecked, and as an engineer we tried to identify the causes. And I have managed, at least this ship is now on the waterline. I would like for us to start the engines of this ship, which would mean that together we will build a Moldova from which people will not want to leave, a country in which people will return eagerly," said Premier.

The participants in DOR Programme addressed Prime Minister many questions as well: where he has grown up, which are the most beloved Moldovan traditions, the sport he practices, what difficulties he encounters in his profession, but also about his wishes.

Pavel Filip answered all the questions, mentioning that as a PM he wishes most to see all projects launched by the Executive as completed. "There are important projects involving fundamental reforms in this state. I want most of them to be implemented so that we can reach the time when people will understand, appreciate the positive effects of these reforms," said PM.

Camp DOR – Diaspora. Origins. Returns – is organised yearly as to strengthen the cultural links of Diaspora children with origin country – Moldova. Over 100 children from 18 countries, aged 12 – 17, participate in the issue of this year.