Moldovan PM comments on Russian capital invested in republic

Published: 19 July 2005 y., Tuesday
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The Moldovan government will consider and solve all problems faced by companies with Russian capital in the republic, Prime Minister Vasiliy Tralev has told a meeting with head of such companies. He stressed that the Russian Federation was a strategically important partner for Moldova saying that the cabinet was going to do its best to develop friendly bilateral relations, boost bilateral trade and create an environment positive for companies with Russian capital operating in Moldova.

      Currently 370 companies with Russian capital are operating in Moldova, LUKoil Moldova among them.

Šaltinis: RBC
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