Moldovan President Offers His Approach to the Transnistrian Conflict Settlement
Moldovan President Igor Dodon believes that the draft concept of the Transnistrian conflict settlement proposed by the parliament needs to be improved, EADaily reports.
"We have seen the draft and believe that it does not correspond with approaches that would secure a compromise and meet Moldova’s interest in the political decision and settlement of the Transnistrian conflict," the president said.
According to Dodon, the presidential administration will submit its version of the re-integration. Its key element is to preserve, strengthen and internationally recognize the permanent neutrality status of Moldova and the right for self-determination in case it loses its statehood.
The Cabinet of Ministers plans to grant an autonomy status to Transnistria, but with more limited powers.
Despite essential political discrepancies, the president, parliament and government are unanimous on one issue – the territorial integrity of the republic within internationally recognized borders. According to Igor Dodon, the status of the Transnistrian region is determining in this case.
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