Mechanisms and International Legal Instruments to Ensure the Economic Security of the Republic of Moldova (Historical Aspects)
Keywords:
national security; economic security; legal regulation; international cooperationAbstract
Economic stability and security is one of the main elements of the process of ensuring national security. The risks, threats and dangers to various aspects of the economic security of the state are diverse. At the national level, states create and use various mechanisms and legal instruments to prevent and combat the negative effects on economic security. International organizations, bilateral and multilateral economic cooperation agreements are the most important cooperation mechanisms and instruments in order to ensure the economic security of the state. This article analyzes the range of international legal instruments and mechanisms that can contribute directly and decisively to the process of ensuring the economic security of the Republic of Moldova, through the lens of the provisions of the National Security Strategy.
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