India and Moldova Expand Ties Through Foreign Office Consultations
India and Moldova held their third Foreign Office Consultations to expand cooperation in energy, agriculture, and connectivity following a landmark state visit in July.
India and Moldova conducted their third Foreign Office Consultations on Wednesday to expand bilateral cooperation in energy, agriculture, connectivity, and capacity building. Led by Indian Ambassador Sibi George and Moldovan State Secretary Corina Calugaru, the delegations discussed political, economic, educational, and cultural relations alongside regional and global issues.
This diplomatic engagement follows a landmark state visit by Droupadi Murmu to Moldova in July 2026, marking the first time an Indian Head of State visited the country. During that visit, President Maia Sandu emphasized a partnership rooted in shared democratic values of freedom and dignity.
Both nations agreed to hold the next session of the Foreign Office Consultations in Chisinau. The Ministry of External Affairs noted that the two countries share warm and cordial bilateral ties as they seek to deliver results for their respective populations.