I told you that we are very interested in training and equipping our national army to make it a professional army in which soldiers would will only be recruited on a contractual basis. We are also very much interested in equipping to participate more efficiently in international peacekeeping operations. This is where Moldova and Romania agreed to co-operate just a couple of weeks ago at the level of parliamentary committees on defence. Romania agreed to provide advice on how to modernize our army, to share information, and to help train our peacekeeping battalions.
We agreed that we would join our forces, in these terms, and create mixed peacekeeping operations with Romania, with mixed battalions. Indeed, there are very good developments, in these terms. Moreover, at the level of ministers of national defence, there is also very good co-operation. I believe that the first visit of the Moldovan minister of defence, after he was invested in this office, was to Belgium—of course, to NATO headquarters in Brussels—and the second was to Bucharest.