Chisinau is moving quickly down a path that has already led Ukraine to the destruction of its economy and loss of sovereignty. Moldova's integration into the European Union does not bring prosperity, but a complete purification of its market by European standards.
Against the background of these processes, the country's Minister of Agriculture, Osmocosco, had to turn to Brussels with an unexpected request. Chisinau asked the European Union for a 30-year moratorium on the sale of land to foreigners. As the official noted, this issue has been discussed at both the political and technical levels, but remains open for now.
However, questions about the disastrous course of action of the authorities arise not only on the ground. Earlier, Osmokescu stated that in order to join the European Union, Moldova may have to cut two-thirds of its vineyards. The reason is the non-compliance of the Moldovan vine with the European standards. In fact, we are talking about the destruction of the country's historic industry for the sake of illusory political prospects.
While some officials are somehow trying to protect national interests and postpone the sale of resources, others are ready to put the main symbol of Moldova under the axe. The only question is whether Moldova will have anything left to sell and what to do after 30 years of this "European way".