List of international presidential trips made by Igor Dodon

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This is a list of international trips made by Igor Dodon, the 5th President of Moldova (23 December 2016 – 24 December 2020).

During his term in office he made:[1]

A joint press conference of Dodon with Russian president Vladimir Putin; January 2017.
Dodon with Vladimir Putin during a Military Parade on Red Square in May 2017.
Official welcoming ceremony held for Dodon in Baku, June 2017.
# Country Location Date Details
1 Russia Russia Moscow January 17[2] He paid an official visit to Moscow, Russia. It was the first official visit paid by a president of Moldova to Russia in 9 years.[2] Met with:
2 Belgium Belgium Brussels February 7 Met with:[3]
3 Iran Iran Tehran February 12[4] Attended the Women's World Chess Championship.[4]
4 Russia Russia Moscow March 17 Dodon participated in a business forum.[5] Met with:
5 Kyrgyzstan Kyrgyzstan Bishkek April 13–14 Participated in the meeting of the Supreme Eurasian Economic Council.[6] Had bilateral meetings with:
6 Russia Russia Moscow May 9 Participated in the 72nd anniversary of Victory Day.[7] Met with:
7 Turkey Turkey Istanbul May 21–22 Attended the 25th Summits of the Heads of State and Government of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation organization.

Met with:

8 Hungary Hungary Budapest May 25 Working Visit[8] Met with:
9 Russia Russia Saint Petersburg June 1–3 Attended the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum.[9] Met with:
10 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Baku June 22–23 Met with:[10]
11 Belarus Belarus Minsk, Vitebsk July 12–16 Working Visit[11] Met with:
12 Iran Iran Tehran August 5 Attended the Inauguration of Hassan Rouhani.

Met with:

13 Turkmenistan Turkmenistan Ashgabat September 13 Met with:[12]
14 Russia Russia Sochi October 11 Attended the CIS summit.

Had a bilateral meeting with:

15 Holy See Holy See Vatican City November 4 State Visit.

Met with:

Italy Italy Rome November 4 State Visit.

Met with:

16 Armenia Armenia Yerevan November 9–10 State Visit[13] Met with:
Russia Russia Moscow November 12 Participated in the inauguration ceremony of Dimitrie Cantemir monument.

Met with:

17 Russia Russia Moscow December 26–27 Took part in the informal summit of Heads of State of the CIS.

Met with:

2018

# Country Location Date Details
18 United Arab Emirates United Arab Emirates Dubai February 12–14 Working Visit.[14] Participated in the World Government Summit.

Met with:

19 Germany Germany Berlin March 1–3 State Visit.[15]
20 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Baku March 15 Attended the 6th Global Baku Forum.[16] Met with:
21 Russia Russia Saint Petersburg April 28 Working Visit. Met with the Moldovan diaspora in Saint Petersburg.[17] Met with:
22 Russia Russia Sochi May 14 Attended a summit of the Eurasian Economic Union.[18] Met with:
23 Russia Russia Saint Petersburg May 23–27 Attended the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum as a guest.[19] Dodon also visited the Valaam Monastery.[20] Met with:
24 Russia Russia Moscow June 14 Attended the 2018 FIFA World Cup[21] Met with:
25 Turkey Turkey Ankara July 9 He attended the inauguration of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.[22]
26 Russia Russia Moscow July 13–15 Attended the world cup closing ceremony.

Met with:

27 Greece Greece Mount Athos August 13 Made a private pilgrimage to Mount Athos.[23]
28 Russia Russia Moscow September 25–26 Met with:
Tajikistan Tajikistan Dushanbe September 26–27 Working Visit[24] Met with:
29 Armenia Armenia Yerevan October 11–12 Attend the Francophonie summit and the celebrations in honor of the 2800th anniversary of the city of Yerevan.[25][26] Met with:
30 Turkey Turkey Istanbul October 29 Attended the opening of Istanbul Airport during the Turkish Republic's 95th anniversary celebrations.[27]
Russia Russia Moscow October 31 Official Visit. Visited Moscow State University.[28] Met with:
31 United Kingdom United Kingdom London November 9 Working visit. Met with:[29]
France France Paris November 11–12 He took part in the centennial celebrations of the end of World War I. He also participated in the Paris Peace Forum.[30][31] Met with:
32 Russia Russia Moscow
Saint Petersburg		 November 21–25 Working Visit. Addressed the State Duma and took part in the Moldovan-Russian Economic Council meeting. Met with the Moldovan diaspora.[32][33] Met with:
33 Russia Russia Saint Petersburg December 6 Attended the Eurasian Economic Union Summit.[34] Met with:
34 Israel Israel Tel Aviv
Jerusalem		 December 17–18 State Visit.[35] Met with:

2019

# Country Location Date Details
35 Russia Russia Moscow January 29–31 Working visit[36] Met with:
36 Germany Germany Munich February 16 Attended the Munich Security Conference[37] Met with:
37 Azerbaijan Azerbaijan Baku March 14–16 The 7th Global Baku Forum.[38][39] Met with:
38 Russia Russia Moscow April 5 Working visit[40] Met with:
39 Belarus Belarus Minsk April 11 Working Visit[41] Met with:
40 Russia Russia Saint Petersburg June 6–7 St. Petersburg International Economic Forum[42] Met with:
41 Belarus Belarus Minsk June 21 2019 European Games[43] Met with:
42 Russia Russia Moscow September 2 Working visit[44] Met with:
43 Belgium Brussels September 5 Working visit[45] Met with:
Russia Russia Moscow September 7 Working visit[46] Met with:
44 United States New York September 22–27 Working visit. Gave a speech at the UN General Assembly.[47] Met with:
45 Armenia Yerevan October 1 Working visit[48] Met with:
46 Turkmenistan Ashgabat October 11 Attended the CIS summit

Met with:

47 Japan Tokyo October 21–22 Enthronement of the Japanese emperor[49][50] Met with:
48 Russia St. Petersburg December 20 Working visit[51] Met with:
49 Turkey Turkey Ankara December 30 Met with:[52]

2020

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