The flag of Moldova. File photoCHISINAU, June 5 Co-rapporteurs of the Parliamentary Monitoring Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) Inessa Libina-Egner (Latvia) and Pierre-Alain Fridez (Switzerland) will visit Moldova on June 6-9, reported on the website of the Moldovan Parliament. «The visit will be of a familiarization nature. However, the delegation is scheduled to meet with the speaker, president, prime minister, members of the government and the head of the Gagauz autonomy. The range of issues discussed will be wide — from reforms in the field of justice to the observance of rights national minorities in the republic and the state of affairs with freedom of speech in the media,» the press service of the Moldovan parliament told RIA Novosti. Romanian ambitions in Moldova may lead to a military conflictThe website of the Legislative Assembly also notes that the PACE delegation is scheduled to have discussions with leaders and representatives of political factions in parliament ente. «The co-speakers will document topics related to the functioning of democratic institutions in our country, reforms in the field of justice and the fight against corruption, as well as the impact of hostilities in Ukraine,» the press release for the media emphasizes. The Moldovan parliament added that The delegation will meet with the People's Advocate, the Chairman of the Broadcasting Council, representatives of the diplomatic corps and international organizations, as well as civil activists. with Gazprom
