The role of the Republic of Moldova in the process of reconstructing Ukraine, but also the importance of strengthening the regional infrastructure were discussed by Prime Minister Dorin Recean with the U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Penny Pritzker. The two officials also conferred on the attraction of investments to Moldova, IPN reports.
Premier Recean welcomed the support provided to Ukrainians by the American side, noting that it represents an investment in the security of the whole European continent. He stressed Moldova’s readiness to contribute to the reconstruction of Ukraine by carrying out projects that will bring benefits to both Ukrainian and Moldovan citizens.
“We focus on projects to improve infrastructure and logistics processes and also on those in the energy sector. At the same time, we develop the business infrastructure so as to attract as many investment projects as possible, including oriented towards Ukraine’s market and needs,” said Dorin Recean, being quoted in a press release of the Government’s press service.
In this connection, the Premier referred to the opportunities offered by Moldova to entrepreneurs and the areas with prospects in which they can successfully develop businesses. These include the energy sector, with the focus on green energy, pharmaceuticals, information technology, electronics and the automotive industry.
For her part, the U.S. Special Representative for Ukraine’s Economic Recovery Penny Pritzker noted that the United States will remain a reliable partner of Moldova in the efforts to modernize the country, improve connectivity, attract investments and implement the European agenda.
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