Moldova celebrates independence Day by pipeline from Romania
Valery Balan. Moldova emphasizes on Wednesday the 23rd anniversary of the state independence, in the program of festive events, the launching ceremony of the Romanian-Moldovan gas pipeline.
Moldova celebrates independence Day on August 27. On Wednesday morning the first people laid flowers to the monument to the Moldavian ruler Stephen the Great. In the solemn event was attended by the head of state Nicolae Timofti, Prime Minister Iurie Leanca and the speaker of Parliament Igor Corman, as well as in the capital on an official visit, Prime Minister of Romania, Victor Ponta, the European Commissioner for energy g?nther Oettinger, the staff of the foreign Ministry, politicians and members of civil society.
After the ceremonial meeting Ettinger, Leanca and Pontus went to the border town of Ungheni, where 13. 00 (14. 00 GMT) will begin the ceremony of launching the Romanian-Moldovan gas pipeline. First Authorized by the Ministry of economy of Moldova issued a letter that cross-border gas pipeline " of Iasi-Ungheni " is required to connect the transmission system a couple of countries, and to diversify the sources of gas supplies to Moldova. Money for this project is not fully allocated by the European Union.
The opening line was postponed from December of last year. In early August, Chisinau and Bucharest signed the contract on connection to the pipeline on both sides. Now all the needs of Moldova in Gaza provides the Russian " Gazprom ". In 2014, the country planned to import about three billion cubic meters of gas, including delivery in Transnistria.
in the early winter of 1991, After the signing of the Belovezhskaya agreements and the collapse of the USSR, a new state - Moldovan Republic was recognized by dozens of countries, and among them the USA, Turkey, France, Germany, then Russia, Ukraine and other countries of the newly formed Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS).
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