The Meeting of Heads of Diplomatic Missions and Consular Offices of the Republic of Moldova was held in Chișinău, concluding today with a closing session chaired by Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi.
The event served as a platform for dialogue to coordinate foreign policy actions and set diplomatic priorities for the upcoming period, bringing together ambassadors and heads of consular offices accredited abroad, alongside representatives of government authorities.
During the meeting, participants discussed topics including the strengthening of bilateral and multilateral cooperation, consolidation of strategic partnerships, development of economic diplomacy, and promotion of Moldova’s economic interests through attracting investments and supporting exports.
Progress on Moldova’s European agenda was also reviewed, highlighting the role of diplomatic missions in advancing the EU accession process and enhancing the country’s international visibility.
Particular attention was given to improving interinstitutional communication and positioning diplomatic missions as active promoters of national interests, including reinforcing dialogue with the diaspora. Emphasis was placed on supporting and encouraging the diaspora’s active involvement in Moldova’s social, cultural, and economic development.
In this context, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popșoi thanked participants for their active contribution and commitment over the past year, underlining the role of diplomacy in promoting the state’s foreign policy objectives.
“Through coordinated and joint action, we can strengthen external partnerships, support European integration, and deliver tangible results for the economy and society. This meeting has allowed us to set clear objectives and directions for action. In the coming period, diplomatic missions will play an active role in promoting national interests, the European agenda, and the economic potential of the Republic of Moldova,” stated Minister Mihai Popșoi.
