Embassy of the Republic of Moldova: No decision was made to move the embassy to Jerusalem

The Ministry of Business Foreign Affairs and European Integration of the Republic of Moldova – No.) deals with Moldovan-Israeli relations with care and, in the area of ​​bilateral issues, with many topics of mutual interest. 39, the subject of bilateral agreements being negotiated, and another series of topics is in the preliminary phase, which requires a thorough analysis, including from the point of view of possibilities.The Moldovan State supports the intention of the state from Israel to open an embassy in Chisinau and asserts that such a decision has nothing to do with the status of the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in the l & # 39; State of Israel. At the same time, we emphasize that the Moldavian side has taken note of the position of Israeli diplomacy, which encourages the relocation of the Tel Aviv embassies to Jerusalem at all levels. At present, as in the case of other states, no decision is taken by the Moldovan State, "reads a response from the Embassy of the Republic of Moldova in Bucharest, following a request from the MEDIAFAX News Agency

The Israeli Minister of Foreign Affairs has spoken with the Republic of Moldova about the possibility of transferring the Tel Aviv embassy in Jerusalem, with very good chances in this regard, according to sources quoted by the Israeli press.

Emanuel Nachshon, spokesman for the ministry The Israeli Foreign Minister confirmed that a director of the institution, Yuval Rotem, went to the Republic of Moldova where he discussed the theme of the move of the embassy, ​​informs the Israeli public radio IPBC / Kan, quoted by the Israeli newspaper Hamodia

from political sources quoted by the Israeli press, the Republic of Moldova has accepted the transfer of the l 39; Tel Aviv embassy in Jerusalem if Israel will open an embassy in Chişinău

The United States, Guatemala and Paraguay have so far announced the relocation of Israeli embassies from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem

The Government of Romania announced its intention to move the headquarters of the Romanian Embassy in Israel Tel Aviv to Jerusalem. Government officials argue that the memorandum on the movement of the Embassy of Romania from Israel to Jerusalem has been submitted by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs to the category "Confidential Documents" and will remain intact until the end of the year. to a final decision. Instead, President Klaus Iohannis announced that he had not been consulted on a possible move to the embassy in Jerusalem.

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