ELECTIONS 2025 // CUB launches its campaign, presenting itself as a "competent, honest and responsible alternative"

The Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB) party officially launched its electoral campaign for the parliamentary elections on September 28. The event was held in "Mihai Eminescu" Square, located in the center of Chisinau, under the slogan "People Ready for Moldova." CUB leaders announced that the campaign team consists of doctors, teachers, entrepreneurs, cultural figures, military personnel, and representatives of the diaspora.

CUB President Igor Munteanu stated that the future government will be a coalition, which, in the party's view, should be based on the principles of liberal patriotism.

“The first priority of our program is to promote private initiative and a free economy, focusing on the reindustrialization of the Republic of Moldova and the restoration of domestic enterprises. We aim to enhance the country's economic potential in competitive sectors and increase the added value of export products. We will advocate for a regulatory framework ensuring that at least 50% of food purchases for kindergartens, schools, and hospitals come from local products,” Munteanu explained.

CUB representatives emphasized that in the upcoming elections, they offer the Republic of Moldova “a competent, honest, and responsible alternative.”

“We know how to bring about change; we are not presenting mere electoral slogans. We understand the realities on the ground and propose programs that would assist families with children while implementing real reforms in the health insurance system, education, and research, all tailored to the needs of society,” declared Rodica Gramma, CUB's vice president.

The Coalition for Unity and Welfare, established in 2022, is a center-right political party inspired by the principles of social liberalism. The party promotes European integration and the modernization of the Republic of Moldova through freedom, democracy, private initiative, and social justice.

We remind you that the CUB Party is expected to appear in the third position on the ballots for the parliamentary elections on September 28.

The electoral campaign for the parliamentary elections will run until September 26.

To date, a total of 21 candidates have registered for the elections, which include four blocs, 13 parties, and four independent candidates.

Party Action and Solidarity

Party „Democracy at Home”

Party Coalition for Unity and Prosperity

Independent candidate Andrei Năstase

Party Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe

Independent candidate Olesea Stamate

National Moldovan Party

Social Democratic European Party

Party Movement Respect Moldova