(MENAFN- Trend News Agency) Moldovan President Maia Sandu has approved a parliamentary
decree on referring to the national language as Romanian, trend reports citing
tass .
"Today, I promulgated a law that proves the undeniable
historical truth that Romanian is the national language of Moldova.
I would like Romanian to unite all of us who live here and love
this land," she wrote on Facebook.
Sandu expressed confidence that the move would unite Moldovan
society. "Those who have been saying for decades that we, the
citizens of the Republic of Moldova, speak the Moldovan language
and not Romanian, had only one goal - to divide us," she noted. "I
am confident that the Romanian language can and should be a
catalyst for the consolidation of our society," the Moldovan
president emphasized.
Moldova declared independence after the collapse of the Soviet
Union but politicians in neighboring Romania consider it as part of
their country and promote the idea of unification.
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