Moldovan cabinet operates reshufflings in more ministries

Chisinau, 12 August /MOLDPRES/- The cabinet today approved more decisions on reconfirming and appointing, as well as dismissing officials.

Thus, the government reconfirmed Andrei Galbur and Daniela Cujba as deputy foreign and European integration ministers.

Also,  Octavian Calmic and Valeriu Triboi were reconfirmed as deputy economics ministers. The former director general of Moldtelecom company, Vitalie Iurcu, was appointed as deputy economics minister, after Tudor Copaci had been dismissed from this office.

The cabinet approved a decision on appointing Eduard Serbenco as deputy justice minister, reconfirming Nicolae Esanu as deputy minister at the same ministry and relieving Sergiu Gurduza from his duties at this ministry.

Maria Carauș and Simion Butnari were reconfirmed as deputy finance ministers. The government approved a decision to appoint Gheorghe Galbur as deputy defence minister.

The government reconfirmed Anatolie Zolotcov and Ion Stratulat as deputy regional development and constructions ministers, appointed Anatolie Usatii as Deputy Minister and dismissed Liviu Oboroc.

Victor Morgoci was appointed as deputy environment minister, who took over this office from Dragoş Cimpoieş.

Andrei Juraveli was appointed director-general of the Geology and Mineral Resources Agency. The cabinet approved a decision to suspend the work relationships on the period when Veaceslav Untila, director-general of the State Ecological Inspectorate, is holding an MP seat.  Igor Talmazan will hold this office during his suspension.

The cabinet took note of an application on resignation from the office of deputy education minister, submitted by Igor Grosu and approved appointing Ion Siscanu to the position.

Igor Sarov and Gheorghe Postica were reconfirmed as deputy culture ministers.

Also today, the government approved a decision to relieve Andrei Uncuta and Octavian Grama from the duties of deputy health ministers and appoint Gheorghe Turcanu and Valentina Rotaru to this post. 

Vladislav Zara was appointed as director general of the Medicines Agency; he took over the office from Alexandru Coman.

Also, Dragos Hincu and Andrei Spinu were appointed as deputy youth and sport ministers, and Ivan Florean and Victor Zubco were dismissed from the office.

The cabinet approved a decision reconfirming Vitalie Tarlev, Dumitru Parfentiev and Vitalie Ciolac as deputy information technology and communications ministers.

Mihai Pascovschi was appointed as deputy head of the Moldsilva agency.

The government appointed Iurie Carp as director-general of the Tourism Agency, after dismissing Nicolae Platon from this position.

At the same time, Mircea Meleca was appointed director-general of the Civil Aviation Authority.

Former Youth and Sport Minister Serghei Afanasenco was appointed director of the Anti-doping agency.

(Reporter V. Bercu, editor A. Raileanu)