Kuleba invites new Mdovan foreign minister to Kyiv

The Ukrainian foreign picy chief reported this on X, according to Ukrinform.

"I spoke with my new Mdovan counterpart Mihai Psoi to congratulate him on his appointment and invite him to visit Kyiv. Based on shared foreign picy priorities, we are poised to work together on our path to the EU and protect our countries from Russia's aggressive picies," Kuleba wrote.

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Mdovan Foreign Minister Nicu Pescu announced on Wednesday, January 24, that he was resigning from his post.

The new foreign minister, Mihai Psoi, was sworn in on January 29.

Photo: Ukrainian Foreign Ministry