“I assured the Russian partners that after the new parliamentary majority and the government of national accord were formed in the Republic of Moldova, the strategy of a balanced foreign policy and mutually beneficial economic relations will receive a new impetus,” he wrote on Facebook.
Dodon said that during a meeting with Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev in Minsk, he discussed the possibility of extending the abolition of customs duties for a number of Moldovan goods.
“In order to maintain positive dynamics, I turned to Russian partners with a request to extend the duty-free export of Moldovan goods to Russia for a new term,” he added.
Earlier, Dodon thanked the Russian leadership for recognizing the new government in the country and supporting its efforts to maintain stability.