It has been suggested that the Secretary of the Supreme Security Council, Dorin Recean, be made the new head of government.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu on Friday nominated Secretary of the Supreme Security Council Dorin Recean as a candidate for the post of prime minister. The Moldovan leader said this in a briefing after consultations with the leaders of the parliamentary factions on Friday, February 10.
“Dorin Recean has been nominated as a candidate for the position of prime minister,” he said.
According to him, the corresponding decree was signed after the representatives of the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) expressed support for Recan during the consultations.
Now, in two weeks, Rechan must submit the composition and program of the new cabinet for parliamentary approval. For its approval, the support of the majority of 101 representatives is required, the ruling party has 63 of them.
According to the country’s president, the new government will focus on economic development, attracting investments, reforming justice, and cleaning it from corruption.
In this regard, Dorin Recean, in a joint speech with President Maia Sandu and Chairman of the ruling Action and Solidarity Party, Igor Grosu, called the integration process of the republic with the European Union (EU) his top priority.
He also named three other priority areas for the government.
“This is order and discipline in state institutions, they must serve the people, business. Second, it is necessary to give impetus to the economy, which requires investment … Third, it is peace and stability … We have to combine in the security sector so that everyone feels protected,” the candidate said.
Recean worked in the administration of the President of Moldova as an adviser on national defense and security. Since February 4, 2022 – Secretary of the Supreme Security Council.
In 2012-2015, he headed the Ministry of Internal Affairs in the government of Vladimir Filat, after leaving this post he worked as a consultant in the field of data and information analysis. In addition, he taught at the Technical University of Moldova.
It will be remembered that the Prime Minister of Moldova, Natalia Gavrilitsa, announced the resignation of the government after consultations with Maia Sandu.
We add that the previous day, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, in a speech to the European Parliament, said that Russia has developed a plan to destroy the political situation in Moldova. Later, Moldova confirmed Ukraine’s warning about Russia’s plan.
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Source: korrespondent
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