The opposition holds the leadership in five out of the 12 parliamentary delegations

The twelfth legislative Parliament will have 12 delegations to bilateral and multilateral parliamentary organizations. The numerical and nominal composition of these was approved at the meeting on November 13, and the opposition was given leadership roles in five of these delegations, reports IPN.

The delegation of the Parliamentary Association Committee of the Republic of Moldova – European Union will be led by the president of the Commission for European Integration, Marcel Spatari, deputy of the Action and Solidarity Party faction.

PAS Deputy Ion Groza will lead, as in the previous legislature, the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). Veronica Rosca retains her position as head of the delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, and Deputy Adrian Balutel will lead the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Eastern Partnership (EURONEST).

The opposition takes over the leadership of the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC), which will be led by Petru Burduja, a deputy of the Socialist Party faction.

The deputy of the “Home Democracy” faction, Alexandru Versinin, will lead the Delegation to the Interparliamentary Union (IPU).

Olga Ursu, a deputy of the “Alternative” faction, will lead the Delegation to the GUAM Parliamentary Assembly, while the Delegation to the Parliamentary Dimension of the Central European Initiative will be led by Renato Usatii, a deputy of the Our Party faction.

The function of co-chair of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Republic of Moldova and the Republic of Poland, which falls to the opposition, remains vacant for now.



The opposition holds the leadership in five out of the 12 parliamentary delegations

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The opposition holds the leadership in five out of the 12 parliamentary delegations

The twelfth legislative Parliament will have 12 delegations to bilateral and multilateral parliamentary organizations. The numerical and nominal composition of these was approved at the meeting on November 13, and the opposition was given leadership roles in five of these delegations, reports IPN.

The delegation of the Parliamentary Association Committee of the Republic of Moldova – European Union will be led by the president of the Commission for European Integration, Marcel Spatari, deputy of the Action and Solidarity Party faction.

PAS Deputy Ion Groza will lead, as in the previous legislature, the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE). Veronica Rosca retains her position as head of the delegation to the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly, and Deputy Adrian Balutel will lead the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Eastern Partnership (EURONEST).

The opposition takes over the leadership of the Delegation to the Parliamentary Assembly of the Black Sea Economic Cooperation (PABSEC), which will be led by Petru Burduja, a deputy of the Socialist Party faction.

The deputy of the “Home Democracy” faction, Alexandru Versinin, will lead the Delegation to the Interparliamentary Union (IPU).

Olga Ursu, a deputy of the “Alternative” faction, will lead the Delegation to the GUAM Parliamentary Assembly, while the Delegation to the Parliamentary Dimension of the Central European Initiative will be led by Renato Usatii, a deputy of the Our Party faction.

The function of co-chair of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Republic of Moldova and the Republic of Poland, which falls to the opposition, remains vacant for now.


The Republic of Moldova has won four medals at the 58th edition of the International Chemistry Olympiad. The national team obtained a gold medal, two silver, and one bronze during the competition held from July 10-19, in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, reports IPN.

The gold medal was won by Stepan Andrei, a student of the “N. V. Gogol” Theoretical High School in Chisinau. The silver medals were obtained by Oana Furculita and Bogdan Leahu, students of the “Orizont” Theoretical High School in Durlesti, while the bronze medal was awarded to Vladimir Caras, a student of the “N. V. Gogol” Theoretical High School in Chisinau.

The competition was attended by 364 students from 93 countries. The Republic of Moldova was represented by four Olympians, accompanied by Ion Bulimestru, a PhD in Chemistry and university lecturer at the State University of Moldova, and Vasilii Graur, a PhD in Chemistry and scientific researcher at the same institution.

The Ministry of Education and Research has sent congratulations to the awarded students, their teachers and parents. At the same time, the institution expressed gratitude to the members of the Republican Olympic Council for Chemistry for their involvement in the preparation of the national team.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025