According to former Moldovan President Igor Dodon, Moldovan authorities will not be able to find an alternative to the Russian market in certain product groups. transmits TASS. According to him, under these conditions, Chisinau’s continued campaign to cut economic ties with Moscow could lead to a wave of layoffs.
“There are certain commodity groups that provide many jobs and great added value for the economy of the Republic of Moldova and have no alternative to the Russian market. These are mainly products of the agro-industrial complex. We will never be able to supply these volumes to the European market. “If we don’t fully return to the Russian market, these agricultural businesses will close and people will be out of work,” Dodon said.
As the ex-president of Moldova noted, the republic supplies Russia with a fairly large part of the products from the agro-industrial sector. He emphasized that hundreds of thousands of Moldovans are working in this field.
Previously, Spokesperson of the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Maria Zakharova, Moldovan President Maia Sandu, who also has a Romanian passport, seeks profit It’s not Chisinau, it’s another state.