ANSA chief Radu Musteață becomes Moldova’s agriculture minister
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“He flew away, but promised to come back…” 

The staff of the National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) gave a warm farewell to their former director general, Radu Musteață, who is now the head of the Ministry of Agriculture and the Food Industry (MAIA). Judging by the group selfies on Facebook, the new minister also holds warm feelings for his former colleagues and is grateful to them.
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“During Radu Musteață’s tenure as director, the ANSA agency achieved significant success in strengthening the food safety system, modernizing institutional processes, optimizing operations, and developing cooperation with national and international partners. Thanks to his professionalism, fairness, integrity, and results-oriented leadership, he has contributed to strengthening the agency’s role as a competent, trustworthy, and effective body,” the agency stated in a press release marking the occasion.

At the same time, ANSA reaffirms its commitment to “institutional cooperation with the MAIA Ministry to promote initiatives aimed at strengthening the food safety system, protecting consumer health, and accelerating the process of bringing products into compliance with European Union standards.”

Logos Press previously reported that, in the context of European integration, bringing the legislative and regulatory framework in the field of agri-food safety into compliance with EU standards is one of the most important tasks for the Moldovan authorities. From this perspective, it is both symbolic and telling that, as part of the new government, ANSA Director Radu Musteață has been promoted to the rank of MAIA minister. Now, addressing the agency’s new “personnel challenge” and coordinating its activities with the relevant ministry will become a top priority in the near future.


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