President Klaus Iohannis, as well as the leaders of the most important parties in Romania, reacted after the victory in the elections of the incumbent president of the Republic of Moldova, Maia Sandu.
Maia Sandu also won her second presidential term PHOTO: Facebook/Maia Sandu
President Klaus Iohannis congratulated Maia Sandu on Monday, for the historic victory recorded in the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, appreciating that she has the unique chance to continue and consolidate the reforms and progress of the last 4 years. “Romania remains the most involved supporter of the development of the Republic of Moldova”said Iohannis.
“Congratulations to Maia Sandu for the historic victory! The Romanian people are with the citizens of the Republic of Moldova in this success, which irreversibly anchors the country’s destiny in the European family. Through the new mandate that has been entrusted to you, you have the unique chance to continue and consolidate the reforms and progress of the last 4 years, to ensure stability, well-being and peace“, says Iohannis in a post on X.
For his part, Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu congratulated the Moldovan people and Maia Sandu, for a huge victory. “They fought with determination against an infernal mechanism set up by Russia, which tried to undermine democracy”, said Ciolacu, who is also president of the PSD:
“Congratulations from the bottom of my heart to the Moldovan people and I also congratulate Maia Sandu, for a huge win! Moldovans from all over the world wrote history today. They reconfirmed in front of the whole world not only their courage, but also their full confidence in their European future! They fought with determination against an infernal mechanism set up by Russia, which tried to massively undermine democracy by buying votes on a large scale “, Ciolacu also stated.
PNL President Nicolae Ciucă wrote in a post on Facebook that “Democracy and free vote won!” in the Republic of Moldova.
“Congratulations to Maia Sandu for the election result, for the huge victory! The Republic of Moldova continues its European journey and the path to integration into the European Union.
Romania is a reliable ally and a support both socially and economically. The Strategic Partnership we have will be strengthened. I thank the Moldovan citizens, and especially those from the Diaspora, for coming out in large numbers to the polls, for mobilizing in an exemplary way and shouldering a new victory that shattered the vote-buying machine and massive Russian propaganda .Dear Moldovans, you have written history for all the brothers across the Prut”, is Nicolae Ciucă’s post.
USR leader Elena Lasconi stated, after Maia Sandu’s victory in the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova, that she is glad that our brothers across the Prut have decided to follow the path of prosperity, appreciating that it is “a huge victory against Putin’s machine“. Â
“On November 24, it is our turn to choose a direction for Romania“, declares Lasconi, USR candidate for the Presidency.
“The fight against corruption continues. The Republic of Moldova has chosen the road to the West, to the European Union! I am glad that our brothers across the Prut have decided to follow the path of prosperity. The plans of the Kremlin can be carried out by every man of good faith who understands and uses the power of the stamp he receives upon entering the voting booth. Congratulations, Maia Sandu, for the power to lead this unequal fight for the common good, this unequal fight for resources, this hard fight with misinformation, with money for votes! You are a model! You are talking about a large family that mobilized. Yes, the power of family coming together is impossible to ignore. What a beautiful lesson came from Maia Sandu about different opinions, about democracy which means diversity! It’s a huge victory against Putin’s machine!” Lasconi remarked.
Maia Sandu won the second round of the presidential elections in the Republic of Moldova on Sunday.
Maia Sandu obtained over 55 percent of the votes, show the results published by the Central Electoral Commission after centralizing the data received from 2,194 of the total of 2,219 open voting stations (representing 98.87 percent).
