EU considers Communists should return to Parliament

The European Union believes the Communists should come closer to the government and should return to Parliament. Such an opinion was stated by the Head of the EU Delegation to Moldova Dirk Schuebel in a news conference on Tuesday, after he had the first meeting with the new President of Moldova Nicolae Timofti earlier the same day, Info-Prim Neo reports.

According to Dirk Schuebel, not only the Communist Party made mistakes in the past. The ruling alliance also made mistakes and these political forces should now improve relations for the country’s future. “The constitutional crisis in Moldova is over. It’s time for the ruling alliance and the opposition to cooperate. 40% of the persons who voted for the Communists should not be affected by the misunderstandings between the political forces,” said the EU official.

As to Nicolae Timofti, the Ambassador said that he gives the impression of a gentleman who is ready to assume responsibilities. Dirk Schuebel said he was glad to hear that Nicolae Timofti wants to be the President of everyone, of all the political parties, including the opposition. “We spoke about the fact that the ruling alliance should reach the opposition and work together with it so that Moldova could move on. The President told me that he intends to hold discussions with the opposition,” stated Dirk Schuebel.

He also said that Nicolae Timofti is a suitable President, especially in the context of the initiated reforms.



Czechia is a reliable partner on which the Republic of Moldova can rely on in developing its defense capabilities, stated the Minister of Defense, Anatolie Nosatii, during his visit to Prague. During the meeting with the Deputy Prime Minister and Czech Minister of Defense, Jaromír Zůna, the Moldovan official emphasized that the two states share the same commitment to peace and stability, reports IPN.

Anatolie Nosatii appreciated the support offered by the Czech Republic in recent years for the National Army, including through donations of goods and equipment, training opportunities and specialized expertise. According to the minister, this cooperation has contributed to the modernization of the defense institution.

The Moldovan official emphasized the importance of the assistance provided by the Czech side for the implementation of defense sector modernization projects through the European Instrument for Peace and the Defense Capacity Building Initiative.

The cooperation in the field of defense between the Republic of Moldova and the Czech Republic has been ongoing since 2011.

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EU considers Communists should return to Parliament

The European Union believes the Communists should come closer to the government and should return to Parliament. Such an opinion was stated by the Head of the EU Delegation to Moldova Dirk Schuebel in a news conference on Tuesday, after he had the first meeting with the new President of Moldova Nicolae Timofti earlier the same day, Info-Prim Neo reports.

According to Dirk Schuebel, not only the Communist Party made mistakes in the past. The ruling alliance also made mistakes and these political forces should now improve relations for the country’s future. “The constitutional crisis in Moldova is over. It’s time for the ruling alliance and the opposition to cooperate. 40% of the persons who voted for the Communists should not be affected by the misunderstandings between the political forces,” said the EU official.

As to Nicolae Timofti, the Ambassador said that he gives the impression of a gentleman who is ready to assume responsibilities. Dirk Schuebel said he was glad to hear that Nicolae Timofti wants to be the President of everyone, of all the political parties, including the opposition. “We spoke about the fact that the ruling alliance should reach the opposition and work together with it so that Moldova could move on. The President told me that he intends to hold discussions with the opposition,” stated Dirk Schuebel.

He also said that Nicolae Timofti is a suitable President, especially in the context of the initiated reforms.


A pavilion with 100 stalls will be built in the “Angro” sector of the Central Market, in the access area from Mitropolit Varlaam street, where the current metal stalls are located. The modernization project was approved by the Chisinau Municipal Council, reports IPN.

The interim director of the municipal enterprise, Vasili Popa, stated that the project is part of the modernization concept of the Central Market, approved by the Chisinau Municipal Council in 2020. The investment is estimated at over 37 million lei and will be covered by the enterprise’s own resources.

According to him, the modernization of the “Angro” sector is necessary because traders are currently operating in metal stalls without a roof, which no longer meet current conditions and do not provide an adequate level of comfort and safety for sellers and buyers.

The works will be carried out in two stages, so that the activity of the economic agents can continue during the interventions. Currently, about half of the places in this sector are occupied. The project completion deadline is at most two years.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025