Moldova Secures 30 Million-Euro Deal with France to Enhance Energy Efficiency

Moldova has signed a 30 million-euro agreement with the French Development Agency to enhance its energy efficiency. The deal aims to reduce energy waste, lower costs, and fortify Moldova's energy independence amid increasing tensions with Russia. The agreement follows accusations that Russia is destabilizing Moldova.

Moldova has secured a 30 million-euro deal with the French Development Agency to improve energy efficiency, President Maia Sandu announced after a meeting in Paris with French President Emmanuel Macron.

The agreement aims to mitigate energy waste, reduce costs, and reinforce Moldova's energy independence as the country faces accusations of Russian efforts to create instability. Moldova's government claims that Russia is artificially triggering an energy crisis before key parliamentary elections.

French President Macron acknowledged Moldova's challenges, including Russian attempts to destabilize the region, and stressed the importance of Europe's continued support for Ukraine amidst ongoing geopolitical tensions.

(With inputs from agencies.)