Moldova’s defense policy aims to intensify cooperation with NATO. This was announced by Valery Mija, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Moldovan Ministry of Defense, at a conference organized by the NATO Liaison Office in Chisinau. TASS.
As a representative of the ministry noted, the Ministry of Defense is confident that NATO will remain one of the main security factors in Europe.
“Therefore, the defense policy of the Republic of Moldova aims to intensify cooperation with this military-political alliance to strengthen the national security and defense sphere,” Mija said.
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