President Klaus Iohannis: Granting EU candidate status to Ukraine, Moldova, well-deserved step forward for their citizens
Publicat:President Klaus Iohannis welcomes the European Commission's recommendation to grant European Union candidate status to Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova and believes that this is a "well-deserved step forward" for the citizens of the two states.
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