Romania’s prime minister, Luca Niculescu, is in Chișinău on Tuesday for his first official visit abroad in that capacity, according to the Rador news agency citing Radio România Actualități. The confirmed agenda includes talks with his Moldovan counterpart, Vasile Tofan, and a meeting with Moldova’s president, Maia Sandu.

The announced topics centre on the economic partnership between the two states, with an emphasis on energy interconnection. The source does not report agreements signed during this visit, and this article does not invent documents or commitments that are not in the material consulted.

The programme also includes a joint visit by the two prime ministers to the Chișinău electricity station linked to the Vulcănești–Chișinău line. According to Rador, that line is meant to connect Moldova’s power grid directly with Romania’s and, by extension, with the European market.

Another agenda item is Romania’s support for Moldova’s European integration. That remains at the level of political discussion; the source does not set out a new accession timetable or a financing package tied solely to this trip.

The visit takes place on 27 October 2026. The details above rest on Radio România Actualități as carried by Rador and should not be confused with earlier trips to Chișinău by other Romanian officials.

Source: Premierul Luca Niculescu va face o vizită la Chișinău | Rador