On Saturday, the DPM headquarters in the Capital, the electoral caravan of the Democratic Party of Moldova was launched.

"We intend to ride the whole country, get to as many districts as possible, talk to people, tell them what we have done and what we want to do", Andrian Candu, speaker of Parliament and Vice President of the DPM, in an intervention made live in the party coach.

Democrats started today in the caravan declared themselves ready for meetings with citizens willing to listen to them, but also to share their party's future projects.

"I hope to communicate with many voters, to send them our messages, to remind them of those good deeds we have done. We are sure that we will reach many Moldovan villages, as many people as possible. We are a good team and we even want to help people", said Sergiu Sirbu, a candidate on the DPM list in the Parliamentary elections.

"It's a pleasure to communicate with people. From them you have what you always learn - wisdom, resistance", said DPM deputy Valentina Stratan. Prepared for campaigning and meetings with citizens, Igor Vremea was also deputy and candidate of the party in the elections of February 24 2019.

Andrian Candu promised that the Democrats team will communicate constantly on the route, relaying through the media and social networks the experiences of meetings with citizens, ideas and proposals emerging from dialogues.

Along with Andrian Candu, the DPM team, which started today in the caravan, includes Valentina Buliga, Alexandru Cauia, Alexandru Jizdan, Cristina Lesnic, Silvia Radu, Sergiu Sirbu, Valentina Stratan and Igor Vremea.

The first destination of the Democratic coach is the Anenii Noi district, where several meetings between the party candidates and citizens are scheduled today.