“Sandu proposed the candidacy of businessman Alexander Muntian for the post of Prime Minister of Moldova.”, — write: www.unian.ua
Sandu proposed the candidacy of businessman Alexander Muntian for the post of Prime Minister of Moldova.
Sandu offered Aleksand Muntian for the post of Prime Minister of Moldova / photo: REUTERSOn Friday, October 24, the President of Moldova, Maia Sandu, announced that she had signed a decree on the appointment of businessman Alexander Muntianu, who has been living in Ukraine for more than 20 years, as a candidate for the country’s prime minister. Sandu published the decree on her Facebook page.
It is noted that the President of Moldova made the decision after consultations with parliamentary factions. Sandu wished Muntian success in forming the government.
“I wish him success in forming a government that will win the trust of the parliament and meet the most important expectations of citizens: protecting peace, preparing the country for joining the EU, strengthening the economy and raising the standard of living of the population,” she added in the message.
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We also wrote that the former Prime Minister of the country, Edouard Philippe, called on the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, to resign and call new presidential elections in order to put an end to the political crisis in the country. It is noteworthy that the presidential elections in France are to be held in 2027. Philippe said on RTL that another 18 months of this state of affairs is too long. The FT recalled that Philippe was prime minister during Macron’s first term and is considered the main candidate for the presidency from the centrist bloc.
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