Published on March 25, 2026
Moldovan President Igor Dodon welcomed a delegation from the Communist Party of China (CPC) on Thursday, marking a significant occasion for bilateral relations between Moldova and China. The Chinese delegation was led , a prominent member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee.
During the meeting, President Dodon expressed his appreciation for China’s support in various sectors and emphasized the importance of strengthening ties between the two countries. He highlighted the potential for cooperation in areas such as trade, investment, and infrastructure development. Dodon underlined Moldova’s commitment to enhancing economic relations with China, which he views as a crucial partner in fostering growth and stability in the region.
Prime Minister Pavel Filip met with the CPC delegation on Friday, further discussing opportunities for collaboration. Filip pointed out that Moldova has been actively looking to diversify its partnerships and deepen its engagement with countries such as China. He noted the positive impact that Chinese investments have had on Moldova’s economy and reiterated the government’s willingness to create a favorable environment for further Chinese involvement in local projects.
Zhang Chunxian, in response, affirmed China’s commitment to supporting Moldova’s development efforts. He underscored the significance of mutual respect and win-win cooperation between the two nations. Zhang also noted that the CPC is keen to share experiences related to governance and economic management, which could benefit Moldova in its pursuit of sustainable development.
The discussions between Moldovan leaders and the CPC delegation also touched on regional security issues and the importance of dialogue in addressing common challenges. Both sides expressed a desire to enhance political trust and promote cultural exchanges as part of a broader strategy to strengthen relations.
As the meetings concluded, both President Dodon and Prime Minister Filip expressed optimism about the future of Moldova-China relations. The engagements are seen as a positive step toward fostering a more robust partnership that could lead to significant advancements in various sectors for Moldova.