The entrance to the "Moldovan Yard" is decorated with fresh flowers, patterned carpets, and towels. All visitors can taste Moldovan wine, brynza, and fruits, and learn more about the culture and history of this amazing country. The "Moldovan Yard" opened with grape stomping in a vat, which we all remember from the Italian movie "The Taming of the Scoundrel." However, this ancient ritual-dance was not performed by Adriano Celentano but by a girl in a national costume. In the hospitable courtyard, there was much talk about how important it is for Moldova to have friendly relations with Russia, not only in culture but also in business. The actions of Chișinău are the "efforts of a small handful of people" and have nothing to do with the opinion of the Moldovan people. Russia is one of Moldova's most reliable allies. This trend has persisted for centuries. On June 5, Pavel Duganov, a member of the Moldovan delegation at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF), told a correspondent of "Izvestia" about this. He also emphasized the importance of the Moldovan delegation's visit to the forum in St. Petersburg. "This means a lot to us, believe me. I promise you that we will always be friends. Russia for us is that blessed land we always aspire to and with which we will always be close," said Duganov.