67 polling stations, established for the elections in Gagauzia

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14 October 2026
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For the elections to the People’s Assembly and for the position of Governor of Gagauzia, scheduled for November 15, 67 polling stations have been set up. Most of them will be opened in the city of Comrat – 12, reports IPN.

The addresses of the polling stations and their boundaries can be consulted on the official page of the Central Electoral Council of Gagauzia. Voters are urged to check in advance which polling station they are assigned to and to follow the official announcements regarding the organization of the vote.

The elections for the People’s Assembly will take place in 35 single-member electoral districts. For the 35 deputy mandates, 135 people are running, and eight candidates have been registered for the position of governor.

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Moldova could reach 500 million euros through the Growth Plan by the end of the year

by Bolohan Maxim 14.10.2026

The European Commissioner for Expansion, Marta Kos, says that the Republic of Moldova could reach a total of 500 million euros received through the Growth Plan by the end of the year, if it continues the reforms. The statement was made after the EU-Moldova intergovernmental conference in Luxembourg, during which the accession negotiations for clusters 2 – “Internal Market” and 3 – “Competitiveness and inclusive growth” were opened, reports IPN.

Marta Kos urged the authorities in Chisinau to maintain the pace of reforms, reminding that within the EU-Moldova Association Council, a tranche of over 150 million euros was unlocked through the Growth Plan. According to the commissioner, the continuation of reforms can attract European funds and can bring the country closer to the EU.

The official mentioned that the reforms in the two clusters aim to strengthen the economy, attract investments, create jobs and facilitate the access of Moldovan enterprises to the European market. They also aim to improve education, protect employee rights and increase product safety.

At the same time, the Irish Minister of State for European Affairs and Defense, Thomas Byrne, appreciated the progress made by the Republic of Moldova in the accession process, especially in the last year, and the reforms carried out in all negotiation chapters. The official emphasized Chisinau’s commitment to the European path and EU values.

The Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, noted that reforms can improve citizens’ lives and create economic opportunities, including in the digital sector, research and production. The Growth Plan will support these objectives through investments, supporting businesses, and developing infrastructure.

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67 polling stations, established for the elections in Gagauzia

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14 October 2026
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The reorganization of the regional councils could lead to layoffs. Buzu: Professionals are always sought after

by Editor Editor 14.10.2026

The Secretary General of the Government, Alexei Buzu, does not rule out the possibility of staff layoffs following the reorganization of the 32 regional councils into three regions. However, the official maintains that experienced and professionally competent employees will be able to find their place in other structures of public administration or in other fields of activity, reports IPN.

“Both at the central and local level, we need personnel. If you are a good person, there will be certain changes, but these will be decided by the local public authorities. If you are a good professional, you are bound to find yourself somewhere,” Alexei Buzu stated during the “Rezoomat” show on Realitatea TV.

According to the Secretary General of the Government, some of the employees of the regional councils are expected to be integrated into other administrative structures. “Today, in the regional council we have the education department. A good part of the people in the field of education will find themselves in the new structure created by the Ministry of Education through the Restart reform. The chief architect will definitely remain. People from the culture sector will remain, because the infrastructure in the field of culture remains,” the official explained.

At the same time, Alexei Buzu stated that he cannot guarantee that the reorganization will not lead to layoffs. “I don’t want to assure that no one will be made redundant. I am thinking about our public servant colleagues from the district councils, but when you are a good professional, you are sought after with a candle,” declared the Secretary General of the Government.

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