Press Council has new composition

The Press Council has a new composition. The members were elected at an open contest. The Council includes nine persons who are chosen for a two-year term and work based on volunteer principles, IPN reports.

The new members are: Viorica Zaharia, proposed by the Independent Journalism Center, Alina Turcanu, suggested by Radio Free Europe Office in Chisinau, Iulia Semionova, proposed by the Association of Russian Language Journalists, Ecaterina Jekova, suggested by the editorial staff of the portal Gagauzmedia.md, and Dumitru Tira, proposed by Realitatea TV channel and the Electronic Press Association.

As representatives of the consumers of media products, there were chosen Ludmila Andronic, proposed by the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the State University of Moldova, Inga Burlacu, suggested by a group of media consumers, Olga Manole, fielded by a group of media consumers and by the Association “Promo-LEX”, and Vitalie Zama, proposed by a group of media consumers.

The first meeting of the Press Council in the new composition will take place this November.

The commission to choose Press Council members included five persons. Two of these represented the founders of the Press Council, one was a member of the National NGO Council, one represented the People’s Ombudsman and one the commission on culture, education and mass media of Parliament.



Prime Minister Vasile Tofan will make his first official visit abroad since taking office on Thursday. The Premier will go to Romania, where he will be received at the Victoria Palace by his acting counterpart, Ilie Bolojan, reports IPN.

According to a government statement, the two officials will discuss strategic projects of common interest, with a direct impact on the citizens on both sides of the Prut, economic cooperation and security developments in the region. The meeting will be followed by press statements.

During the visit, Vasile Tofan will also meet with the President of Romania, Nicusor Dan, as well as with the representatives of the leadership of the Parliament in Bucharest. Additionally, the Prime Minister will have a discussion with the representatives of the Basarabeni Businessmen’s Club, focused on attracting investments and supporting the business environment.

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Press Council has new composition

The Press Council has a new composition. The members were elected at an open contest. The Council includes nine persons who are chosen for a two-year term and work based on volunteer principles, IPN reports.

The new members are: Viorica Zaharia, proposed by the Independent Journalism Center, Alina Turcanu, suggested by Radio Free Europe Office in Chisinau, Iulia Semionova, proposed by the Association of Russian Language Journalists, Ecaterina Jekova, suggested by the editorial staff of the portal Gagauzmedia.md, and Dumitru Tira, proposed by Realitatea TV channel and the Electronic Press Association.

As representatives of the consumers of media products, there were chosen Ludmila Andronic, proposed by the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the State University of Moldova, Inga Burlacu, suggested by a group of media consumers, Olga Manole, fielded by a group of media consumers and by the Association “Promo-LEX”, and Vitalie Zama, proposed by a group of media consumers.

The first meeting of the Press Council in the new composition will take place this November.

The commission to choose Press Council members included five persons. Two of these represented the founders of the Press Council, one was a member of the National NGO Council, one represented the People’s Ombudsman and one the commission on culture, education and mass media of Parliament.


The Hydrometeorological Service in the Transnistrian region has established a yellow and orange hydrological danger code on the Dniester, valid from July 29 to August 7, due to the decrease in water level. According to the administration in Tiraspol, the orange code indicates “an increased risk of producing effects with significant impact”, reports the IPN correspondent from the Transnistrian region.

The decision comes after Chisinau extended until July 31 the hydrological warning regarding the reduced flow of the Nistru and other rivers. The yellow code is in effect in the Naslavcea-Dubasari sector, while between Dubasari and Tudora the orange code is maintained, where the water flow represents only 25-30% of the multiannual average.

In the context of the low level of the Nistru, the Government of the Republic of Moldova has instituted a hydrological alert for 30 days. The measure allows for quick interventions to manage water consumption and protect supply sources, so that drinking water for the population, medical institutions, and social ones remains a priority.

According to the Ministry of Environment, the reduction in the flow of the Nistru is caused by the lack of precipitation and unfavorable hydrometeorological conditions, with the risk of affecting the water intake structures and the water supply in the localities dependent on the river.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025