Moldovan deputy premier for reintegration meet civil society's representatives

Chisinau, 26 July /MOLDPRES/ - A meeting with representatives of non-governmental organizations from Moldova took place on 25 July, at an initiative by Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration. The sides held an open dialogue on more aspects dealing with the Transnistria-related issues, especially those presenting increased interest in the society, the Reintegration Policies Bureau has reported.   

In an interactive and transparent atmosphere, the participants in the meeting exchanged ideas and visions on subjects of discussions. Vasilii Sova informed about the cabinet’s approaches in the implementation of the goal of Moldova’s reintegration and Transnistrian conflict settlement.   

The representatives of the Reintegration Polices Bureau took attitude towards the recommendations set forth by the interlocutors and gave assurances that they would take into account them in planning the subsequent institutional activities.   

The sides agreed on periodically holding meetings and consultations in this format, with the extension, in the long run, of the circle of actors involved on behalf of the civil society and for whom the Transnistria-related topics are of lively interest.    

The deputy prime minister thanked the participants for the interest displayed in the Transnistria-related matters and for the actions taken at the level of the associate environment. Sova noted that the latter are meant to complete the public authorities’ efforts to solve the most urgent problems faced by Moldova’s citizens.  

For their part, NGOs’ representatives showed satisfaction with the process of dialogue and the interaction formula initiated and welcomed the invitation to develop this communication on a permanent and efficient basis.   

Representatives of the following public associations participated in the meeting: Promo-LEX Association, ADEPT Association for Participatory Democracy, Institute of Public Polices, Institute for Strategic Initiatives, Expert-Grup Independent Analytical Centre and Foreign Policy Association of Moldova.