The presidents of Moldova, Maia Sandu, of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, and of Romania, Klaus Iohannis, proclaimed a pro-European regional alliance between the three countries. The joint declaration took place during a trilateral summit held in Moldova.
The three leaders advocated for intensified cooperation in energy, infrastructure, and security. This agreement comes in a context of geopolitical tensions in the region, with Moldova and Ukraine facing pressures related to their European integration processes.
The alliance aims to strengthen coordination between the three countries on their path toward the European Union. Moldova and Ukraine have been moving closer to the EU, while Romania acts as a member state that can facilitate this rapprochement.
This trilateral cooperation represents an effort to unite countries with common interests in the stability and development of the Eastern Europe region.
