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North Carolina - Moldova Partnership |
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| Introduction |
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The North Carolina - Moldova Partnership for Peace program is based upon an agreement to link these two states together to better facilitate cooperation in the areas of civil emergency operations, expansion of markets, cultural, scientific and academic exchanges, and the coordination of humanitarian efforts of many governmental and non-governmental organizations. The North Carolina - Moldova Partnership was formalized on April 22, 1999 by the Republic of Moldova and the State of North Carolina. It has since evolved into a partnership that includes the efforts of many more organizations and individuals to include private firms, civic organizations and non-profit agencies. The partnership is a bi-lateral association with planning committees in both North Carolina and the Republic of Moldova who work together in a cooperative effort to improve and enrich the lives of everyone it touches.
Moldovan
Prime Minister Vladimir Filat met with Lt. Gov. Walter Dalton, NC Secretary of State
Elaine F. Marshall, Senate President Pro Tempore Marc Basnight, Speaker of the House
Joe Hackney, and other state officials in the Senate Chamber of the North Carolina
Legislative Building in Raleigh on January 20, 2010 to sign a Bilateral Agreement
renewing the North Carolina-Moldova Partnership. The Partnership, which was forged
out of the NATO Partnership for Peace in 1999, is formally renewed every five years.
The agreement outlines the shared commitment of the governments of North Carolina
and Moldova to the goals of mutual coordination and understanding.
Click here to see the agreement Click here for Romanian version Looking for the old Moldova website? Click here |
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