Deputy head of Democrats' party details on changes to be carried out in government of Moldova

Chisinau, 16 September /MOLDPRES/ – The deputy head of the Democratic Party of Moldova (PDM), Vlad Cebotari, offered, in an interview exclusively for ahency, details of changes to be carried out in Government.

Cebotari said the changes that would be made are to be announced on Tuesday, 18 September. "We are going to talk over the next few days with colleagues from the Government, Parliament and some colleagues from territory. We still have some work to do. We know and acknowledge that some things do not work just as we want. We have discussions with citizens, we go to territory every day, find out their issues, hear when these problems are not solved. We hear them once, the second time, we try to solve them, but we do not always succeed, and we would not want these things to happen again," said the vice – president of Democrats.

According to Cebotari, the members of the Government which are about to leave office have contributed to their areas of activity, but some changes are needed because the party wants the problems faced by citizens to be resolved in a "faster rhythm".

"We are on the last hundred metres. It is the last parliamentary session. We still have a few months in which this government can function. We need to make the most of our efforts to maximise our citizens," concluded Cebotari.

The leader of PDM, Vlad Plahotniuc, announced on Friday, 14 September, after the meeting of the National Political Council of the party, that there would be made changes in the Government.

(Reporter N. Sandu, editor L. Alcaza)