The Meetings in Moscow

The delegation of representatives of the Pridnestrovian bodies of state administration, headed by the Chairman of the PMR Supreme Council Alexander Korshunov held today the first meetings within the framework of the working visit to Moscow.

The PMR Parliament Speaker Alexander Korshunov, Vice-Speaker, Head of the Obnovlenie party Galina Antyufeyeva and Deputy of the Supreme Council Viktor Guzun discussed Inter-party interaction with the Chairman of the United Russia party's General Council Presidium Commission on international activities, senator of the Russian Federation Andrei Klimov and Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, member of the United Russia faction Artem Turov at the office of the United Russia party.

They discussed issues of humanitarian and social nature, interaction in youth policy and the implementation of specific projects in Pridnestrovie. In particular, the deputies of the Supreme Council thanked their colleagues for help during the COVID-19 pandemic. Especially important for Russian compatriots and Russian citizens living in the PMR is the opportunity to protect themselves with the help of a Russian-made vaccine.

Meeting at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry was also held today. The representatives of the economic block of the delegation discussed with the Vice-President of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry Suren Vardanyan the interaction of the Ministry of Economic Development and the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Pridnestrovie with the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The Head of the delegation, the Pridnestrovian Parliament Speaker emphasized that a preliminary agreement had been reached on organizing round tables on the economy of Pridnestrovie and the integration of the economy of Pridnestrovie into the economic environment of the Russian Federation. The Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry supported the proposal to hold round tables in the coming months to promote information about Pridnestrovie itself and the possibilities of the Pridnestrovian economy.