Moldova’s Ambassador to the EU, Daniela Morari, explains how her country reduced its dependence on Russian energy and gradually reoriented its economy toward the European Union. In an interview with CivilNet’s Brussels correspondent, Lusine Vardanyan, she details the policy choices, external support, and institutional reforms that made this shift possible, while also reflecting on the political and social costs of the transition.
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