Zelensky and Moldova's Prime Minister Sign Cooperation Pact on Security and Infrastructure
President Zelensky met Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, signing an agreement to boost military ties, infrastructure projects and European integration between Ukraine and Moldova.
President Zelensky announced via Telegram that he had met with Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan to review multiple bilateral topics. The discussion centered on infrastructure projects that could improve daily life, as well as a shared commitment to European integration, with both sides stressing the benefits of moving forward together. Security matters, including the Transnistria situation, were also on the agenda, leading to a decision to strengthen military cooperation between the two nations.
The leaders signed a cooperation agreement aimed at producing tangible outcomes for their populations. Kyiv and Chisinau also agreed to reactivate collaborative efforts within the Odesa Triangle framework, which involves Ukraine, Moldova and Romania. Zelensky concluded by emphasizing the importance of continued solidarity between the countries.
Why it matters
The pact strengthens regional security and infrastructure, supporting Ukraine and Moldova's European integration goals.
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