Bucharest will support the European aspirations of the Chisinau conference on Eastern partnership in Riga, said the Romanian Minister of foreign Affairs Bogdan Aurescu following the meeting with the speaker of the Moldovan Parliament Andrian CANDU. The initiative "Eastern partnership" was launched by Poland and Sweden, and approved at the EU conference in Brussels in 2008, formally established in may 2009 in Prague. The goal of the program is the convergence of the EU with Ukraine, Armenia, Moldova, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Belarus without their joining the Union. CANDU is a two-day official visit to Romania. This is his first visit to the state in the form of the head of the Parliament. Corman had a meeting with the Chairman of the Romanian Senate Calin Popescu-Tariceanu, with the Minister of foreign Affairs Aurescu. "The Romanian Minister expressed the view that the Moldovan authorities are obliged to go forward to achieve all the objectives set forth in the agreement on the Union with the European Union, Bucharest and in the future will support the Chisinau in its integration aspirations, and this position will be announced at the conference of the Eastern partnership countries, which will take place in may in Latvia," - said Thursday Last news in the press service of the Parliament of Moldova. It stressed that CANDU also visited the reception of the Royal family of Romania on the occasion of the birthday of crown Princess Margareta. On Thursday the Moldovan speaker scheduled meeting with President Klaus Iohannis, Prime Minister Victor Ponta and President of the chamber of deputies Valery Stefan Zgonea. Moldova signed an Association agreement with the EU on June 27 last year. In July, the Parliament ratified the document. By Convention, Moldova took upon his own shoulders the obligation to conduct reforms in the field of Economics, Commerce, the judiciary. However, before you passed in November 2014 elections to the Parliament of Moldova polls showed that the majority of residents supported the accession to the Customs Union (CU) of Russia, Belarus and Kazakhstan. Against the integration of Moldova into the EU are also unrecognized Republic of Transnistria and Gagauz autonomy, where held in February referendum over 90% of residents were in favour of integration with the vehicle.