List of international prime ministerial trips made by Dorin Recean

This is a list of international trips made by Dorin Recean, the Prime Minister of Moldova since February 2023.

Since he took office on 16 February 2023 he has made:

One visit to Liechtenstein, Ukraine, Germany, Belgium, Hungary and Lithuania.
Two visits to Switzerland and Turkey.
Five visits to Romania.

2023[edit]


Country	Location	Date	Details
Romania^[1]	Bucharest	1 March	Met with: Klaus Iohannis – President of Romania Nicolae Ciucă – Prime Minister of Romania Alina Gorghiu – Acting President of the Senate Marcel Ciolacu – President of the Chamber of Deputies Margareta, Custodian of the Crown of Romania
Romania^[2]	Bucharest	18 May	Attended the Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum. Spoke at a panel discussion alongside: Nicolae Ciucă – Prime Minister of Romania
Turkey^[3]	Ankara	3 June	Attended the presidential inauguration of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.
Switzerland^[4]	Zurich	25–26 June	Met with the Moldovan diaspora. Visited the Google Headquarters.
Liechtenstein^[4]	Vaduz	26–28 June	Met with: Daniel Risch – Prime Minister of Liechtenstein
Ukraine^[5]	Kyiv	23 August	Participated in the 2023 Crimea Platform. Met with: Volodymyr Zelenskyy – President of Ukraine Katalin Novák – President of Hungary Denys Shmyhal – Prime Minister of Ukraine Petteri Orpo – Prime Minister of Finland Ruslan Stefanchuk – Chairman of the Verkhovna Rada
Germany^[6]	Berlin	27–29 September	Met with: Svenja Schulze – Federal Minister of Economic Cooperation and Development Michael Roth – Chair of the Bundestag Foreign Affairs Committee
Belgium^[7]	Brussels	24–26 October	Participated in the 2023 Global Gateway Summit. Met with: Ursula von der Leyen – President of the European Commission Josep Borrell – Vice-President of the European Commission; High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Maroš Šefčovič – Vice-President of the European Commission for Interinstitutional Relations; Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for the European Green Deal Věra Jourová – Vice President of the European Commission for Values and Transparency Olivér Várhelyi – European Commissioner for Neighbourhood and Enlargement Paolo Gentiloni – European Commissioner for Economy Didier Reynders – European Commissioner for Justice Kadri Simson – European Commissioner for Energy Wopke Hoekstra – European Commissioner for Climate Action Virginijus Sinkevičius – European Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries Adina-Ioana Vălean – European Commissioner for Transport Jens Stoltenberg – Secretary General of NATO

2024[edit]


Country	Location	Date	Details
Switzerland^[8]	Davos	16–18 January	Participated in the World Economic Forum. Met with: Andrzej Duda – President of Poland Gitanas Nausėda – President of Lithuania Mark Rutte – Prime Minister of the Netherlands Andrej Plenković – Prime Minister of Croatia Nikolai Denkov – Prime Minister of Bulgaria Daniel Risch – Prime Minister of Liechtenstein Borjana Krišto – Chairwoman of the Council of Ministers of Bosnia and Herzegovina Albert II, Prince of Monaco Odile Renaud-Basso – President of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Tony Blair – Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom Sanna Marin – Former Prime Minister of Finland
Hungary^[9]	Budapest	25 January	Met with: Katalin Novák – President of Hungary Viktor Orbán – Prime Minister of Hungary
Turkey^[10]	Antalya	1 March	Participated in the Antalya Diplomacy Forum. Met with: Rumen Radev – President of Bulgaria
Romania^[11]	Bucharest	7 March	Attended the European People's Party Congress. Had bilateral talks with: Nicolae Ciucă – President of the Senate of Romania Antonio Tajani – Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of Italy
Romania^[12]	Bucharest	27 March	Met with: Marcel Ciolacu – Prime Minister of Romania Margareta, Custodian of the Crown of Romania
Lithuania^[13]	Vilnius	11–12 April	Participated in the Three Seas Initiative Summit. Met with: Ingrida Šimonytė – Prime Minister of Lithuania Viktorija Čmilytė-Nielsen – Speaker of the Seimas
Romania^[14]	Bucharest	9 May

References[edit]

^ "Moldovan Prime Minister's first visit abroad to be to Bucharest". Moldpress.
^ "PM says Moldovan government focused on strengthening security agenda, growth of economic development". Government of Moldova.
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean a participat la ceremonia de inaugurare a președintelui Recep Tayyip Erdogan". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ ^a ^b "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru în Confederația Elvețiană și în Principatul Liechtenstein". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean va reprezenta Republica Moldova la Summitul „Platforma Crimeea" din Ucraina". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean va efectua o vizită de lucru în Germania". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru la Bruxelles pentru promovarea agendei de integrare europeană, participare la Global Gateway Forum și consolidarea cooperării cu NATO". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean conduce delegația Republicii Moldova la Forumul Economic Mondial de la Davos". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuiază o vizită de lucru la Budapesta, la invitația omologului său maghiar, Viktor Orban". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Premierul Dorin Recean participă la Forumul Diplomației din Antalya, Turcia". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean, la Congresul Partidului Popular European de la București: „Guvernul construiește Moldova europeană și creează condiții mai bune de viață pentru oameni"". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru la București". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).
^ "Premierul Dorin Recean va participa la Summitul Inițiativei celor Trei Mări". Moldpres News Agency (in Romanian).
^ "Dorin Recean pleacă din Moldova, pe 9 mai: La ce eveniment va participa premierul". Unimedia (in Romanian).

[1] "Moldovan Prime Minister's first visit abroad to be to Bucharest". Moldpress.

[2] "PM says Moldovan government focused on strengthening security agenda, growth of economic development". Government of Moldova.

[3] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean a participat la ceremonia de inaugurare a președintelui Recep Tayyip Erdogan". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[:0-4] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru în Confederația Elvețiană și în Principatul Liechtenstein". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[5] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean va reprezenta Republica Moldova la Summitul „Platforma Crimeea" din Ucraina". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[6] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean va efectua o vizită de lucru în Germania". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[7] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru la Bruxelles pentru promovarea agendei de integrare europeană, participare la Global Gateway Forum și consolidarea cooperării cu NATO". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[8] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean conduce delegația Republicii Moldova la Forumul Economic Mondial de la Davos". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[9] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuiază o vizită de lucru la Budapesta, la invitația omologului său maghiar, Viktor Orban". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[10] "Premierul Dorin Recean participă la Forumul Diplomației din Antalya, Turcia". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[11] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean, la Congresul Partidului Popular European de la București: „Guvernul construiește Moldova europeană și creează condiții mai bune de viață pentru oameni"". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[12] "Prim-ministrul Dorin Recean efectuează o vizită de lucru la București". Government of Moldova (in Romanian).

[13] "Premierul Dorin Recean va participa la Summitul Inițiativei celor Trei Mări". Moldpres News Agency (in Romanian).

[14] "Dorin Recean pleacă din Moldova, pe 9 mai: La ce eveniment va participa premierul". Unimedia (in Romanian).

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