Vasile Tofan
“I think it is only right that we report back to the Moldovans who have entrusted us with this role. The date we have set is 5 November. And let me explain the reasoning. Because the 100 days will be up exactly at the end of October or on 1 November. But we want to do it on 5 November, because on 4 November the European Commission’s report on enlargement will be published. It will be a very important report for us, which, in a way, will give us a mark for everything we have done this year. And I felt it was important to have the report on the 4th first and then present our report on the 5th. Because, after all, integration into the European Union is a very important deliverable for this Government,” the Prime Minister said on the “Raport” podcast on YouTube.
We would remind you that Parliament approved the new government led by Vasile Tofan at its sitting on 21 July this year, with the votes of 53 MPs from the “Action and Solidarity” (PAS) party.
Former Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu announced his resignation on 3 July. “When I realised that I could no longer carry out my mandate in accordance with my principles and convictions, I chose to step down,” Munteanu announced at the time.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan states that he is determined to see his term through to the end and has set September 2029 as his target date. He says he is not considering other posts and that his priority is to deliver results at the head of the Government.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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