Chisinau – Ukrainian and Polish Presidents Petro Poroshenko and Bronislaw Komorowski will pay a joint visit to Moldova on Nov. 20 to "support the country's European integration process," the Moldovan president's press service said on Monday, Nov. 17.
According to the report, this agreement was reached at a meeting between the presidents of Moldova, Ukraine and Poland in Bratislava last week, where they coordinated their joint steps before the end of this year.
“We plan to support Moldova’s European ambitions. The future of Moldova is very important to us,” Poroshenko said, adding that “this country should become a positive example of reform and the European integration processes.”
Speaking about the meeting of the Visegrad Group held in Bratislava, he said the participants had reached an agreement on coordination of their actions in the EU and discussed projects in the sphere of energy security and economic support for Ukraine.
