“I came home for good,” businessman Nicolae Chernyi said during a news conference he held to announce his plans to go into politics, Info-Prim Neo reports. ”I want to get involved in the economic and political processes in my country. I hope for a better life,” Nicolae Chernyi said. He also said that he analyzed the political situation in Moldova and can say that it has changed, as the political elite did. Asked why he did not engage in politics during the previous governments, Chernyi said that he discussed with persons that formed part of the government at that period as his work required that. “I want to remind that in 2005, the police came to my house for a search.” Nicolae Chernyi intends to implement a politic project and launch a new center-left political organization. He refused to give the names of his partners, but promised he will have his colleagues nearby in January next year. According to him, the new organization will be social in orientation and could strengthen the political forces together with other players, but without Liberals and Communists. Nicolae Chernyi said they intend to promote economic projects in agriculture, tourism, light industry and infrastructure with political instruments. “There are many investors that are ready to allocate money for different projects,” Chernyi said. “We only should have a normal attitude towards them and provide a favorable legislative framework.” Nicolae Chernyi is still the deputy director of Lukoil, but the administration of the transnational company accepted his resignation.