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2013 06 14

Lithuanian Foreign Minister: Moldova should continue reforms ahead of Eastern Partnership summit

At a meeting with new Moldovan Prime Minister Iurie Leanca and the country's Minister of Foreign Affairs Natalia German in Brussels on Thursday, Lithuanian Minister of Foreign Affairs Linas Linkevičius congratulated Moldova on finishing talks on a free trade agreement with the European Union and underlined the importance of continuing reforms.
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"Moldova is getting fast closer to goals it wants to reach at the upcoming Eastern Partnership summit in Vilnius. The reform momentum should be preserved, and Lithuania strongly supports Moldova," Linkevičius was quoted as saying in a statement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

It was Leanca's first visit to Brussels after assuming his new office. Linkevičius congratulated the Moldovan prime minister on having successfully resolved the political crisis in the country and having formed a new government, and underlined that continuing reforms would help prevent the repetition of such crises in the future.

The Lithuanian foreign minister also discussed preparations for the forthcoming Vilnius summit with European Commissioner for Enlargement and European Neighborhood Policy, Stefan Fule.

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