Voronin told a news conference that neutrality is part of Moldova's constitution.
Moldova has a common border with Romania, which has been a NATO member since 2004, and will join the European Union on January 1.
(dpa)
President Vladimir Voronin, pictured at his inauguration in April 2005 (ITAR-TASS) December 20, 2006 -- Moldovan President Vladimir Voronin today described his country's foreign policy as "pro-Europe" in terms of the European Union, but "absolutely neutral" toward NATO.
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