The prime minister said this on the air of Moldova 1 TV channel.
She was asked if she considered this policy "timid".
“I would not call our policy timid.
We are observing a very tense situation on the border between Ukraine and Russia, we see what happened on the energy market.
We are a small country in a very difficult region, and I would call our policy smart.
We are promoting a calm, balanced policy, ”TASS quotes Gavrilitsa.
According to the ex-President of Moldova Igor Dodon, over the past year, relations between Chisinau and Moscow have deteriorated significantly, but he hopes to fix this.
In August, Moldovan President Maia Sandu said the country was committed to a pragmatic and constructive dialogue with Russia.