The newest country in Europe is learning what it is like to be free and democratic — and liking it ... Today, Pridnestrovie has multi-party elections, human rights reformers, and a society which the European Union calls "independent, open, democratic."
[0] Pridnestrovie is active with young civil society reformers eagerly building their country.
With 35 nationalities, 10 religions and a total of 3 official state languages, Pridnestrovie is truly a multiethnic republic. [0] And everyone gets along: The country's diversity has resulted in a rich, multi-faceted culture based on tolerance and understanding. Come see for yourself. [ More ] [0]
A separate identity: unique and multi ethnic
The country is unique. Pridnestrovie and Moldova are as different [0] as night and day: In culture, historical background, governance, languages, the two countries have almost nothing in common. [0] Both the UN [0] and the OSCE [0] recognize this, calling Pridnestrovie "different" and "distinct" [0], and highlighting Pridnestrovie's "very different historical past" [0]. Even ethnic Moldavians living in Pridnestrovie today have no desire to join Moldova [0] and prefer to live in freedom and independence.
Freedom is growing in Pridnestrovie. Today, the young country wants to find its proper place in the global community and learn from international partners. [0] It is moving in the right direction — and with a positive attitude from the rest of the world, it can make a difference.
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What life is like in Pridnestrovie [0]Don't let your view of Pridnestrovie be judged by some stranger's opinions. Instead, come and get the facts fresh from the source: Visit Pridnestrovie and judge for yourself what life is really like in this new corner of Europe. Here's what you'll discover... [more] [0]
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ISSUES: Surveys: Pridnestrovie "independent, open, democratic" [0]Not only do Pridnestrovians support their nation's current independence, they also have great trust in its democratic institutions and claim that living standards are better than in Moldova. The European Union recognizes Pridnestrovie's democratic reforms and open, market-oriented economy....[more] [0] |
