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Maia Sandu after military parade: Peaceful Moldova needs Moldova capable of defending its peace

September 7, 2026

Chisinau is continuing to invest in security and strengthen its partnerships because "a peaceful Moldova needs a Moldova capable of defending its peace," Moldovan President Maia Sandu said on Thursday after attending a military parade alongside Romanian President Nicusor Dan marking 35 years of the country's independence."The event showed how much the institutions tasked with protecting us have modernised in recent years. We have increasingly well-trained personnel, modern equipment and structures that have moved away from the old Soviet standards and are now capable of cooperating with colleagues from European countries. We can be proud of those who take care of our safety," the Moldovan head of state wrote on Facebook."A peaceful Moldova needs a Moldova capable of defending its peace. That is why we are continuing to invest in security and strengthen our partnerships," she stressed.Maia Sandu welcomed the participation in the parade of military personnel from "friendly countries" such as the Czech Republic, France, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, the United States and Ukraine."Their presence reminded us that we are stronger when we are not alone," she concluded her message. (Photo:https://www.presidency.ro/)  

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