Marcela Nistor, at the young age of 30, is making significant strides as a legislator in Moldova's Parliament and for her India is a country to look up to. "I like India a lot. It is a country that inspires me very much," Nistor told WION in an exclusive interview inside the country's parliament.

She has been captivated by how India manages to blend its vast array of cultural and religious differences into a unified national identity. "In India, I felt that the purpose of the country is shared with many, many people. We have a lot to learn from India because you have so many cultural, religious differences but you are all united in one big idea of India becoming a huge economic power."

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Nistor’s admiration goes beyond mere observation. During her visit to India, she held talks with the Minister of State for External Affairs of India Meenakshi Lekhi in which they discussed the idea of "spiritual democracies," a concept that the legislator finds particularly relevant and inspiring. "We spoke about the idea of spiritual democracies like going a bit further, when you just not judge on the moral laws, but you also go a bit deeper and you go on spiritual laws," she explained.

For Nistor, India stands as a prime example of how spiritual values can complement democratic principles, fostering a deeper sense of unity and purpose among people. "India is the main character that could tell us to humanity. India can be an example, to speak, to think for us as one family, the family of planet Earth," she asserted.

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Representing the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity since 2021, Nistor pointed out that the aim of the country is to become a European Union member by 2030. This ambitious goal has galvanized all branches of the Moldovan government, with extensive efforts underway to align the country’s institutions and legislation with EU standards. "We are in the period of the screening and then we will have to make changes into our legislation," she pointed.

She also highlighted her country's role in providing refugees to Ukrainians since the conflict started in 2022. "Moldovan people are very hardworking and they are very warm and hospitable. This is one of our main values," Nistor stated. Since the onset of the war in Ukraine, Moldova has welcomed over 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, offering them a safe haven and the opportunity to continue their education in their own language. "When our neighbour is in danger, we will prove it by what we are doing," Nistor declared, underscoring the solidarity and generosity of the Moldovan people.

Marcela Nistor, at the young age of 30, is making significant strides as a legislator in Moldova's Parliament and for her India is a country to look up to. "I like India a lot.

Marcela Nistor, at the young age of 30, is making significant strides as a legislator in Moldova's Parliament and for her India is a country to look up to. "I like India a lot. It is a country that inspires me very much," Nistor told WION in an exclusive interview inside the country's parliament. She has been captivated by how India manages to blend its vast array of cultural and religious differences into a unified national identity. "In India, I felt that the purpose of the country is shared with many, many people. We have a lot to learn from India because you have so many cultural, religious differences but you are all united in one big idea of India becoming a huge economic power." Also Read | Moldova PM Recean invites Indian students and tourists, calls India ‘important player’ globally Nistor’s admiration goes beyond mere observation. During her visit to India, she held talks with the Minister of State for External Affairs of India Meenakshi Lekhi in which they discussed the idea of "spiritual democracies," a concept that the legislator finds particularly relevant and inspiring. "We spoke about the idea of spiritual democracies like going a bit further, when you just not judge on the moral laws, but you also go a bit deeper and you go on spiritual laws," she explained. For Nistor, India stands as a prime example of how spiritual values can complement democratic principles, fostering a deeper sense of unity and purpose among people. "India is the main character that could tell us to humanity. India can be an example, to speak, to think for us as one family, the family of planet Earth," she asserted. Also Read | Moldova minister pitches his country as education destination; recalls 'Jimmy Jimmy' song's popularity Representing the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity since 2021, Nistor pointed out that the aim of the country is to become a European Union member by 2030. This ambitious goal has galvanized all branches of the Moldovan government, with extensive efforts underway to align the country’s institutions and legislation with EU standards. "We are in the period of the screening and then we will have to make changes into our legislation," she pointed. She also highlighted her country's role in providing refugees to Ukrainians since the conflict started in 2022. "Moldovan people are very hardworking and they are very warm and hospitable. This is one of our main values," Nistor stated. Since the onset of the war in Ukraine, Moldova has welcomed over 100,000 Ukrainian refugees, offering them a safe haven and the opportunity to continue their education in their own language. "When our neighbour is in danger, we will prove it by what we are doing," Nistor declared, underscoring the solidarity and generosity of the Moldovan people.

Young Moldovan legislator Marcela Nistor says inspired by India’s unity in diversity

Moldova's Prime Minister Dorin Recean has recognized India as an "important player on the international scene" and has extended an invitation to Indian students, tourists, and investors to visit his country. In an interview with our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal in Chișinău, the Moldovan capital, he praised India's economic growth, stating, "I would like to congratulate India for becoming one of the fastest-growing large economies. This is great for India and for the world as well." He emphasized Moldova's enthusiasm in strengthening ties with India, noting," India, we see, is becoming more and more an important player on the international scene. And we are very glad that we open our relationships with India. " Prime Minister Recean expressed a desire to attract more Indian students to Moldova. He assured that Moldovan universities are gearing up to welcome additional Indian students, with English-speaking teachers, adequate learning facilities, comfortable living conditions, and affordable prices. The PM also spoke about his country's desire to join the EU, and how it has been hosting many Ukrainian refugees amid the conflict in Ukraine. He said, "Our objective is to be an equal member of the European Union and together as a large union, to be an example for the world on how to develop and how to bring prosperity to people"

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Young Moldovan legislator Marcela Nistor says inspired by India’s unity in diversity

Moldova PM Recean invites Indian students and tourists, calls India ‘important player’ globally