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Moldova government reshuffle: Claudiu Năsui and Eugeniu Osmochescu proposed for ministerial roles

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has announced a significant government reshuffle, proposing two key appointments to accelerate economic reforms. Claudiu Năsui, a former Romanian Minister of Economy and current Romanian MP, has accepted the role of Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization. To take this position, Năsui will resign his mandate in the Romanian Parliament. President Maia Sandu recently granted Năsui Moldovan citizenship to facilitate this transition.

Additionally, Eugeniu Osmochescu has been proposed as the Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry. Osmochescu, who currently serves as Deputy Prime Minister, aims to modernize the agricultural sector and align it with European Union standards.

The appointments have drawn mixed reactions. Chișinău Mayor Ion Ceban criticized the move, arguing that the government should prioritize local specialists over foreign officials. Former President Igor Dodon also voiced opposition, labeling the appointment of Năsui as the promotion of a 'Sorosist' official from Romania.

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Claudiu Năsui · Eugen Tomac · Eugeniu Osmochescu · European Parliament · Igor Dodon · Maia Sandu · Nicușor Dan · Parliament of Romania · Republic of Moldova · Ribbentrop-Molotov Pact · Romania · Soviet Union

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