Moldovan government operates reshuffles

Chisinau, 10 February /MOLDPRES/-The Moldovan cabinet today operated reshuffles among the employees of its ministries and other subordinated institutions, the government’s communication and media relations department has reported.

Thus, Ion Stratulat, Anatol Usatii and Anatolie Zolotcov were reconfirmed as deputy construction and regional development ministers. The cabinet has also reconfirmed Sergiu Bucataru and Vitalie Rapcea as deputy transports and road infrastructure ministers. Andrian Drelinschi and Victor Morgoci were re-appointed as deputy environment ministers and Inga Podoroghin was appointed as state secretary of the Environment Ministry. Cristina Boaghi was reconfirmed into the position of deputy education minister.

The cabinet has also appointed new ministers. Thus, Elena Cernei and Vasile Marina were approved as the new deputy education ministers, Florian Ivan and Pavel Ianet were appointed as deputy youth and sports ministers. Dragos Hincu was dismissed from the same position mentioned above.

The government dismissed Tudor Ulianovschi from the position of deputy foreign and European integration minister, as he had been appointed as Geneva-based Moldovan ambassador to Switzerland and also as Moldova’s permanent representative to UN office in Geneva.

The head of the financial-economic and accountancy department of the National Bureau of Statistics (BNS), Marin Gospodarenco was also appointed as BNS director general today. The former BNS director general, Lucia Spoiala resigned.

The government also appointed Oleg Babenco as director general of the Bureau for Interethnic Relations and accepted the resignation of its former director general, Lilia Bolocan.

(Editor L. Alcaza)