Generosity Gala 2015

Personalities who support the mission of the Association “Child, Community, Family Moldova” and “Hope & Homes for Children” of the UK on October 24 will come together for the Generosity Gala 2015, which is the greatest charity event of the year, supported by soprano Valentina Nafornita, IPN reports.

This year, the proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to finalize the construction of the first community home in Chisinau “Home of Future”, which is designed for 12 abandon children and children with severe disabilities. Afterward, the institution will be transferred under the management of the Chisinau Municipal Council and will be a service that will be fully financed from the public budget.

According to the organizers, among the special invitees are Valentina Nafornita and her husband Mihai Dogotari, who is a soloist of the Vienna State Opera, the Chisinau Youth Orchestra and the famous Romanian pianist Sergiu Tuhutiu.

At 5pm on October 24, the organizers of the event – CCF/HHC Moldova patron Valentina Nafornita and CCF/HHC Moldova head Liliana Rotaru – will give a press briefing at the Leogrand Hotel to provide more details and give interviews about the Generosity Gala. The concert starts at 5:30pm.

CCF/HHC Moldova is a nongovernmental and nonprofit organization that represents the British foundation “Hope & Homes for Children”. Since 2004 until now, the Association has helped 1,793 children to live with a family and closed six residential institutions. Currently, the Association works in another four residential institutions – two for small children (0-7) and two for children of school age – in cooperation with the local public authorities.



The People’s Assembly of Gagauzia approved on Monday proposals to the draft amendment of the Electoral Code elaborated by the Parliament. One of the main proposals of the APG is the exclusion from the Electoral Code of the notion of “camouflaged independent candidate”, reports the IPN correspondent from Gagauzia.

Deputies from Comrat believe that such a formulation as “disguised independent candidate” can create “legal uncertainty, because the law should not contain notions that allow a broad interpretation and a subjective assessment of election participants”. In their opinion, any violations should be established by concrete norms, such as rules regarding financing, electoral agitation, and candidate reporting.

Also, the deputies propose clarifying the restrictions for the representatives of the authorities in the electoral process. The list of officials with special requirements is expected to include the Governor of Gagauzia, members of the Executive Committee, and the leaders of its subdivisions.

A separate chapter of amendments refers to the responsibilities of the Central Electoral Commission. APG proposes to establish the CEC’s right to provide assistance and to exercise supervision over the organization and conduct of regional elections, as well as to make decisions regarding the activities of electoral bodies.

The proposals also target the procedure for nominating independent candidates. In the case of elections for the position of Governor of Gagauzia and for the deputies of the People’s Assembly, it is proposed that the verification of signatures supporting the candidates should be assigned to the Central Electoral Council of Gagauzia. In the case of regional elections, the collection of signatures would be allowed in any locality within the region.

The deputies from Comrat propose that it be stipulated that the Central Electoral Council of Gagauzia is an independent collegial body, which operates on the principles of impartiality and political neutrality.

The proposals of the People’s Assembly were elaborated in the context of changing the legal framework regarding the organization of elections in Gagauzia, following the decision of the Constitutional Court on July 9. The Court declared unconstitutional several provisions of the law, which targeted the formation of the regional electoral body and the participation of the People’s Assembly in approving its composition.

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Generosity Gala 2015

Personalities who support the mission of the Association “Child, Community, Family Moldova” and “Hope & Homes for Children” of the UK on October 24 will come together for the Generosity Gala 2015, which is the greatest charity event of the year, supported by soprano Valentina Nafornita, IPN reports.

This year, the proceeds from the sale of tickets will go to finalize the construction of the first community home in Chisinau “Home of Future”, which is designed for 12 abandon children and children with severe disabilities. Afterward, the institution will be transferred under the management of the Chisinau Municipal Council and will be a service that will be fully financed from the public budget.

According to the organizers, among the special invitees are Valentina Nafornita and her husband Mihai Dogotari, who is a soloist of the Vienna State Opera, the Chisinau Youth Orchestra and the famous Romanian pianist Sergiu Tuhutiu.

At 5pm on October 24, the organizers of the event – CCF/HHC Moldova patron Valentina Nafornita and CCF/HHC Moldova head Liliana Rotaru – will give a press briefing at the Leogrand Hotel to provide more details and give interviews about the Generosity Gala. The concert starts at 5:30pm.

CCF/HHC Moldova is a nongovernmental and nonprofit organization that represents the British foundation “Hope & Homes for Children”. Since 2004 until now, the Association has helped 1,793 children to live with a family and closed six residential institutions. Currently, the Association works in another four residential institutions – two for small children (0-7) and two for children of school age – in cooperation with the local public authorities.


Meteorologists have issued a yellow heatwave warning for Tuesday. According to the forecast, the scorching weather will persist throughout the entire country, with maximum temperatures reaching +33 degrees Celsius and above, reports IPN.

The Authority for Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring announces that, over wide areas, the maximum temperatures will fluctuate between +33 and +35 degrees Celsius, and will occasionally reach +36 degrees. The institution specifies that the warning and the corresponding map can be updated depending on the evolution and intensity of the weather phenomena.

The heatwave at the beginning of August is caused by the intrusion of a warm air mass from northern Africa, which has led to a rise in temperatures across the entire country.

Under these conditions, the authorities recommend avoiding prolonged exposure to the sun and outdoor activities between 11:00 AM-06:00 PM, sufficient fluid intake, and limiting intense physical effort throughout the day.

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