Moldovan President Maia Sandu has expressed her support for reunification with Romania, stating she would vote in favor if a referendum on the issue were to be held. In a recent statement, Sandu emphasized that her stance is based on the potential of uniting the two nations and the benefits it could bring, though she did not suggest an immediate move toward reunification.
Sandu’s remarks come amid ongoing discussions and debates within Moldova regarding its national identity and future direction. The possibility of a referendum on reunification has been a topic of sporadic interest among certain political and civil groups, but it has not yet been formally proposed or scheduled.
The President’s position reflects a more favorable stance toward closer ties with Romania, which shares cultural and historical links with Moldova. However, the subject remains sensitive within Moldovan politics, with a significant portion of the population maintaining cautious or opposing views on unification efforts.
Experts note that any potential move toward reunification would require extensive legal, political, and social considerations, including a national referendum. For now, Sandu’s statement indicates her personal support for the idea, contingent on the will of the Moldovan people through democratic processes.