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Traian Basescu mentioned Romania will give for Moldova a grant of100 million dollars during 4 years, each year per 25 million, for development.

Austria and Greece have started an initiative for getting all Western Balkan countries into the European Union by 2014. These two countries submitted a letter to EU Foreign and Security Policies Chief Catherine Ashton and EU member-state foreign ministers, stating that it is their goal to get all the countries …

Traian Băsescu: “We agreed to sign a partnership, which presumes Moldova’s integration in the EU, in order to speed the process, and to include Moldova inside the group of the west Balkans countries”.

Referring to the last Border treaty between Moldova and Ukraine, Traian basescu declared that: “Romanian won’t ever sign a treaty in which the border between Moldova and Romania would be redefined”.

Mihai Ghimpu said that the meeting was benefic one and that this will allow to solve some problems which is Moldova confronting, among which obtaining Romanian citizenship, workforce from Romania and scholarships for Bessarabian students.

Moldova’s Interim president, Mihai Ghimpu, decorated Romanian president, Traian Basescu, with the “Ordinul Republicii Moldova” order. “For European values, for the support given you are decorated with the Ordinul Republicii Moldova order”, said Ghimpu. Traian Basescu, on his turn, decorated in exchange Moldovan interim president, Mihai Ghimpu, in the name …

Basescu: “In 5 months, since Moldova has a new government, we are sure that we can have a partnership with Moldova, in order to get it close to EU, because Moldovan’s are European citizens by birth”.

Romanian President Traian Basescu landed in Republic of Moldova’s capital Chisinau on Wednesday morning, January 27, 2010. The Romanian delegation was received with military honours, and the traditional bread and salt. Moldavian temporary president Mihai Ghimpu greeted Basescu at his plane stairs. Before leaving Bucharest, the chief of state declared …

Regional Policy Commissioner Paweł Samecki urged Croatian authorities to speed up the preparations for usage of the pre-accession EU funds, which will enable Croatia to withdraw 2.2 billion euros. He said that Croatia will be able to withdraw about 2.2 billion euros, during the first two years of its EU …

European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee voted Wednesday to approve amendments to Macedonia report, demanding that EU sets a date for accession talks with Macedonia in March this year. A total of 56 MEPs hailed the amendments, with five MEPs opposing them.