Moldova's new cabinet led by Prime Minister Tofan sworn in

Members of the new cabinet, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, were officially sworn in on July 22 during a ceremony at the Presidential Palace in Chișinău.

Moldova PM-designate Tofan to sell unused state assets via auctions

Moldova’s Prime Minister-designate, Vasile Tofan, has pledged to sell off unused state assets, declaring that he will no longer tolerate municipal properties decaying into ruins under government control.

Moscow summons Moldovan envoy over alleged diplomatic breaches

Moscow summoned Moldovan Ambassador Lilian Darii on Monday, July 21, issuing a "firm protest" over alleged violations of the 1961 Vienna Convention.

Moldova Tofan government strategy for EU accession and defense

Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan has unveiled a government program aimed at turning Moldova's diplomatic service into an engine for EU accession, foreign investment, and national security, while accelerating the modernization of the National Army.

Moldova prime minister-designate unveils EU-driven Transnistria plan

Moldova’s European integration pathway has emerged as the primary catalyst for the peaceful and gradual reintegration of the breakaway Transnistrian region, according to the new government program proposed by Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan.

Moldova opposition moves to impeach President Sandu over PAS scandals

Moldova’s parliamentary opposition has launched an impeachment procedure against pro-Western President Maia Sandu. The move follows a series of high-profile integrity and nepotism scandals that have hit the ruling Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) over the past month.

Tofan Cabinet ministers will serve six-month probation

The 16 ministers appointed to the government led by Vasile Tofan will be evaluated after their first 3 to 6 months in office. Based on their performance, the Prime Minister reserves the right to make changes to the composition of the Executive. This was stated by PAS deputy Andrian Băluțel during the July 20 edition of the "La 360 de grade" show on Radio Moldova.

Tofan plan targets EU economy and business growth

The main objectives of the future government, led by Vasile Tofan, are to transform the Republic of Moldova into a European economy and to create the most business-friendly environment in Europe. The government prioritizes the development of a new strategic industry to enhance national security. Additionally, it aims to raise the minimum wage to 10,000 lei and plans to rehabilitate at least 10 hospitals in the coming years.

President Maia Sandu invites Gagauzia lawmakers to discussions

On Monday, July 20, deputies from the People's Assembly of Gagauzia met with Maia Sandu, the President of the Republic of Moldova, to address the ongoing institutional crisis in the Gagauz autonomy. They discussed the delays surrounding the organization of elections for a new composition of the People's Assembly.

New Moldova-India partnership brings scholarships and investments

Moldova and India will enhance their trade relations, introduce new university study programs for students, and work together to train professionals in areas such as artificial intelligence and cyber diplomacy. These objectives were announced on Monday, July 20, by President Maia Sandu and her Indian counterpart, Droupadi Murmu, during her visit to Chisinau.

11 Tofan ministers reported million-lei incomes in 2025

Bank accounts, allowances, spacious houses, cars, and some luxury items are among the assets and sources of income listed in the asset declarations of the 16 candidates proposed for Vasile Tofan's Government. This government is set to request a vote of confidence from Parliament on Tuesday, July 21. Among these candidates, Eugen Osmochescu has reported the highest declared income, while Dan Perciun has the lowest income among those nominated for the new executive team.

Inside the new Tofan Cabinet lineup

Prime Minister-designate Vasile Tofan is set to present the composition of the new Cabinet of Ministers and the government program to Parliament on Tuesday, July 21, in order to secure a vote of confidence. The Tofan Government mostly retains the ministers from Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu's team, many of whom have been part of the Executive since January 2023, when the government led by Dorin Recean was inaugurated. According to Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu, the new Prime Minister will need to make "very tough decisions" regarding salaries in state-owned enterprises, attract investments, and complete the opening of all negotiation clusters with the EU by the end of this year.