ELECTIONS 2025 // Government urges: 'Every vote shapes a free, dignified, prosperous future'
Deputy prime ministers, ministers, and other officials from the new government, who are not on the electoral lists, sent mobilization messages on Friday, September 26, in preparation for the parliamentary elections on Sunday. They urged voters to participate in the polls and support Moldova's continued path towards Europe.
The officials emphasised the significance of the parliamentary elections for the country's future, underscoring the decisive role of the vote in ensuring the development, security, and stability of the state. At the same time, each minister made personalized appeals for the sectors they represent, emphasizing the common responsibility for consolidating democracy and modernizing the Republic of Moldova.
Health
The Minister of Health, Ala Nemerenco, addressed all medical workers – from doctors to auxiliary personnel – with the message to participate in Sunday’s elections and support the European path of the Republic of Moldova.
“I would like to make an address, in particular, to medical workers, whether they work in a small rural center or in a large, tertiary hospital, here in Chisinau. I call on you to choose the path that, finally, the Republic of Moldova was brought on – a pro-European path”.
Ala Nemerenco emphasized that, in the last four years, the healthcare system in the Republic of Moldova has benefited from unprecedented investments, worth over four billion lei, attracted with the support of the European Union and other partner states.
According to the minister, these resources have brought visible changes, felt by many patients, either through access to reimbursed medicines or through expensive medical services provided free of charge. She pointed out that all these transformations were possible thanks to the country's European path.
"The population, regardless of ethnicity, needs a rigorous, qualitative medical system, to which they have full and free access through the medical insurance system. Therefore, I call on all citizens, first of all, to go out to vote, and, secondly, to vote for the continuation of the European path that made these changes possible", declared Ala Nemerenco.
European Integration
Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration and Chief Negotiator of the Republic of Moldova with the European Union, Cristina Gherasimov, mentioned “* the importance and continuation of the country’s European path*”.
“I urge everyone to vote this Sunday for a European future for our country”, said the Deputy Prime Minister.
According to Cristina Gherasimov, every vote cast will contribute to building a free, dignified and prosperous future for all citizens of the country.
Defense
"I will vote for a democratic Moldova, a European, prosperous and safe Moldova", stressed the Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatîi, in a message addressed to the military, veterans, as well as all citizens of the country.
"We need development, we need stability, security, peace. We have successfully maintained peace and ensured the security of our citizens over the course of four years. I urge my colleagues in the field of defense and security, veterans of the armed forces and veterans of the Nistru war to participate in the elections and vote for the future of Moldova", called Anatolie Nosatîi.
Economy
"The economy needs stability, clear rules and strong institutions. I urge you to vote for a free, European and prosperous Moldova", is the message sent by the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Doina Nistor.
The Minister pointed that Sunday's vote represents not only a democratic process but also a guarantee of the Republic of Moldova's security and long-term development. She addressed entrepreneurs, investors, employees and young people, emphasizing that the economy needs stability, clear rules and strong institutions, which have begun to be consolidated and which can be further developed through the involvement of every citizen.
Doina Nistor highlighted the support offered by the Government to the business environment and job creation in communities, noting that these efforts must be continued and expanded through investments.
"We must continue, we must invest", pointed out the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization.
Energy
The message from the Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, was specifically aimed at the employees of the energy sector. The official emphasized that the democratic future of the Republic of Moldova depends on each person's vote.
"The country has demonstrated the ability to overcome crises, to find solutions and to sit down with dignity at the same table with the major European states", the minister noted, highlighting the essential role of united teams in building a secure and prosperous future.
"I invite all colleagues from the energy sector, from all energy enterprises, to participate in the vote on September 28. With the energy of a united team, with the energy of a strong team, let's vote for the democratic and European future of the Republic of Moldova", urged the Minister of Energy.
Internal Affairs
“The power of the Republic of Moldova is in the hands of every citizen,” said the Minister of Internal Affairs, Daniella Misail-Nichitin, who urged the population to cast their vote freely, democratically and without influence.
The Minister assured that the Moldovan authorities will mobilize all necessary resources to guarantee the security of the electoral process, so that every voter can vote in complete safety. In her message, Daniella Misail-Nichitin encouraged citizens to support the “path of freedom and security” by voting on Sunday.
Culture
The Minister of Culture, Sergiu Prodan, addressed the cultural figures and intellectuals of the Republic of Moldova to mobilize and encourage citizens to participate in the parliamentary elections on September 28.
Prodan said that the elections represent “an extremely important exam”, in which every vote counts for reconfirming the country’s European option.
“On Sunday, we must reconfirm once again our option towards the civilized world, towards the EU, towards our partners, who during these years have supported us and helped us in the problems and confrontations we have faced. It is vital not to miss this exam and presence at the ballot box is the most important element”, declared Sergiu Prodan.
The Minister stressed the role of cultural personalities, calling them the “bread and salt” of society and emphasizing their moral responsibility in mobilizing citizens.
"The local intelligentsia, cultural figures, and workers in the field of culture bear a moral responsibility in this matter. By participating in the elections and choosing the European path for the Republic of Moldova, I am confident that we will successfully pass this important test with a perfect score," added Sergiu Prodan.
Justice
"September 28 is an extremely important day for the future of the Republic of Moldova", said the Minister of Justice, Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, in her appeal sent, especially, to professionals in the field of law.
"I come with an exhortation to all professionals in the field of law: judges, lawyers, prosecutors, notaries, bailiffs, mediators and all others who have embraced this field, to contribute together and continue efforts in modernizing the rule of law, to improve together the level of respect for human rights, the judicial system and the anti-corruption", declared the minister.
According to Veronica Mihailov-Moraru, the responsibility and involvement of justice professionals are essential for strengthening democracy and the rule of law.
September 28 – parliamentary elections
On Sunday, September 28, ordinary parliamentary elections will be held in the Republic of Moldova, in which the 101 deputies of the 12th legislature of the Parliament will be elected. The ballot will be considered valid if at least one third of the voters registered on the electoral lists turn out to vote.
