Tiraspol, May, 16. /Novosti Pridnestrovya/. Pridnestrovian lawmakers met with their Russian counterpart Alexander Yaroshuk. As Novosti Pridnestrovya news agency reported earlier, the deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation arrived in Pridnestrovie to meet with the participants of the Pridnestrovian youth forum Tiras-2019.
According to the press service of the Supreme Council, in April, Parliament Speaker Alexander Korshunov met with Alexander Yaroshuk during his visit to Moscow. Then the Russian deputy expressed his intention to visit Pridnestrovie and talk to voters.
“Half a year has passed since the elections to the State Duma. It`s time to start working. The issues that Pridnestrovian residents imposed are clear to me, and the ways to solve them are clear. Together with the Government, we will begin to solve them systemically. We will prescribe a roadmap with specific dates. You can not delay the solution of problems. This is important for compatriots living here,” the Russian parliamentarian stressed.
Alexander Korshunov thanked the guest for implementing a number of projects on the territory of the republic, promoting the topic of preparing and holding hearings on Pridnestrovian in the Russian parliament.
“You know firsthand the problems faced by the residents of the republic, and do everything to solve them. The strong partnerships established between us will contribute to closer cooperation between Pridnestrovie and Russia,” the speaker said.
The head of the Committee on Education, Science and Culture, Mikhail Burla, raised the topic of establishing contacts between Pridnestrovian State University and Kaliningrad University.
“This can be facilitated by the signing of a cooperation agreement between higher education institutions. I think this is an important and promising undertaking,” the Russian deputy supported the idea.
At the end of the meeting, the Speaker of the Pridnestrovian parliament presented Alexander Yaroshuk a ministerial award of the Supreme Council - the honorary sign “For Contribution to the Cause of Parliamentarism.”
