After dozens of years with a destroyed road, the residents of Micleuseni village, Straseni district have a good road. The street was repaired within "Good roads for Moldova" program. At the inauguration participated Vlad Plahotniuc, the one who launched the program and Chiril Gaburici, the Minister of Economy and Infrastructure.

"Thank you, Mr. Plahotniuc, for everything you did for us."

"I am proud that this initiative changed our country. We will continue to do good things for our villages and our country. One of our main targets is to change the things in our country", said Vlad Plahotniuc, PDM president.

"I want to thank Mr. Plahotniuc. Due to him we have a road like the ones from Europe", said a woman.

"I am very thankful", said a man.

"The teachers, parents and pupils from our village thank you for the project that you implemented", said Silvia Lozovanu, the director of Micleuseni lyceum.

Vlad Plahotniuc appreciated the work.

The mother and their children are also happy about the project.

"This road was covered by holes. We couldn't play here. Now, it is great. We can even ride the bicycle here", said a girl.

"This road is very important for the local traffic. It should have been repaired", said Ion Dima, the mayor of Micleuseni village.

People say that they are thankful that the authorities repaired this road.

"We are glad that Mr.Plahotniuc came to us on such an important event", said a woman.

"We have been waiting a lot for this road to be repaired. The authorities were just promising in vain. But now, we have a good road", said a man.

20 more kilometers of road will be repaired in Straseni.

"70% of the work within Good Road for Moldova project has already been done. We have been working hard. We hope we will finish the project by the end of October. Moreover, we are working on implementing the plan for the next year", said Chiril Gaburici, the Minister of Economy and Infrastructure.

Totally, 1200 kilometers of road will be implemented within Good Roads for Moldova project. This was implemented by Vlad Plahotniuc and it costs 1,6 billion lei.