Democrats announce Moldova to get new Road Map for modernization

Chisinau, 04 July /MOLDPRES/ – The authorities drafted 99 per cent of the roadmap for the next half of 2017. The document will be discussed at the Council of the majority today and will be made public on 05 July. The announcement was made by the speaker Andrian Candu at the end of the weekly meeting of the Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM).

According to Candu, the roadmap will contain 57 actions, structured on several priority areas to be completed by December 2017. "The document will be discussed with the majority coalition partners and after that will be signed by Premier Pavel Filip and me," said Candu.

According to the cited source, the roadmap provides for the mobilization and synchronization of the actions of several state institutions. "They are actions agreed with development partners and the IMF and are part of the conditionality for EU macro-financial assistance. The experience we had with the first roadmap has proven to be a good tool for mobilizing all the institutions," added the official.

At the end of June 2017, PD leader Vlad Plahotniuc announced that the Government of Moldova would draw up a roadmap for development and reforms in the second half of 2017. Among the measures to be promoted in the next half of 2017 include voting in Parliament and implementation of the Law on Government Reform, ensuring the functioning of the Public Service Agency, which unites five institutions and which will lower tariffs for services rendered to citizens, ensure the functioning of the National Integrity Agency and the National Solvency Agency of Procurements in the Public Procurement Sector, ensuring the functionality of an Asset Recovery Office, which will bring to the state budget the confiscated property of the judiciary from convicted persons, ensuring the transparency of the state and municipal enterprises.

(Reporter A. Zara, editor A. Raileanu)