PM Munteanu will visit Romania and Brussels: new ministers target investments and 100,000 new jobs

Alexandru Munteanu, the newly appointed Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, will embark on his first official visits to Bucharest and Brussels following his inauguration. He also plans to restart dialogue with the United States. The objectives of the Munteanu Cabinet include fostering economic growth, attracting investments, finalizing the budget for 2026, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, assisting 100,000 individuals in finding jobs, and constructing a new philharmonic hall.

New Government sworn in. Maia Sandu: “Courageous steps are needed to boost the economy”

The members of the new Government of the Republic of Moldova, who received the vote of confidence from Parliament on October 31, took the oath of office at the Presidency on November 1. The ceremony was attended by President Maia Sandu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Eight PAS MPs resign their seats, five join Munteanu’s Government

On Friday, October 31, Parliament acknowledged the resignation of several deputies from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) who relinquished their mandates after joining the Cabinet of Ministers headed by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.

The new Government will take the oath of office on Saturday, November 1

The new Cabinet of Ministers will take the oath of office on Saturday, November 1, at 10:00 a.m. The inauguration ceremony will be held at the Presidency.

Eugen Osmochescu, nominee for Minister of Economy: "We expect 1–2% economic growth in the first 100 days"

The initiatives suggested by the new leadership of the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization (MDED) could result in economic growth of 1 to 2 percent "within the first 100 days" following their inauguration, according to Eugen Osmochescu, the candidate proposed for the position of Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization.

Nicu Popescu resigns as MP; Maia Sandu names him special envoy for European affairs and strategic partnerships

Former Foreign Minister Nicu Popescu is resigning from his position as a deputy of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), a role he secured in the September 28 elections. He is stepping down to become the special envoy of the president for European affairs and strategic partnerships. His mission is to strengthen international support for the Republic of Moldova's accession to the European Union. This appointment was formalized by a presidential decree signed by President Maia Sandu on October 31.

Parliament will vote on 90 draft laws, clearing past backlogs

In 2025, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova was expected to vote on 236 draft laws as part of its National Program for Accession to the European Union. However, the previous legislature approved only 144 of these laws. Doina Gherman, the deputy speaker of the newly formed Parliament, stated on the show "IN CONTEXT" on Moldova 1 TV that the backlog of 92 draft laws needs to be addressed within the next three months.

Munteanu Government inaugurated: “I am a fighter — I will work for Moldova’s prosperity and European path”

On Friday, October 31, Prime Minister-designate Alexandru Munteanu will present the Government's Activity Program and the future Cabinet of Ministers in Parliament, seeking the support of deputies.

UK partnership supports 100,000 Moldovans: Ambassador praises active, engaged community

The Moldovan community in the United Kingdom comprises approximately 100,000 individuals who actively engage with both Moldovan cultural life and British society. This community receives support through bilateral agreements and projects established under the strategic partnership between the two countries. This was stated by Ruslan Bolbocean, the Ambassador of the Republic of Moldova in London, during an interview with Radio Moldova.

Promo-LEX expert: New Parliament should prioritize transparency and dialogue with the opposition

Parliamentary democracy extends beyond simple majorities and oppositions; it is founded on genuine dialogue, adherence to procedures, and a collective acceptance of responsibilities. This was highlighted by Nicolae Panfil, the Promo-LEX Association's program director, during an interview with Moldova 1 TV. Panfil also pointed out that there are ongoing delays concerning the sections on "decisional transparency and public communication."

IPRE urges the new Government to transform Moldova’s resilience into lasting progress on EU integration

Moldova requires responsible and credible governance. The new government has the opportunity to turn our country's resilience into tangible progress, promoting economic growth and a steady path toward European integration. Also, the future Cabinet of Ministers must avoid fatigue, complacency, and a decline in public trust, as emphasized by Iulian Groza, executive director of the Institute for European Policies and Reforms (IPRE), in an editorial.

“At least 100 days”: MP Dinu Plîngău remains, for now, in the PAS faction

Deputy Dinu Plîngău, who was elected to Parliament as part of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), will remain within the PAS parliamentary faction for at least the first 100 days of the new Legislative. He said that he plans to discuss the legal basis of his political collaboration with the Parliament Speaker, Igor Grosu, following the inauguration of the new Government.