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The parliamentary opposition has started talking about the possible resignation of cabinet minister Alexandru Munteanu, while the majority faction denies it, Logos Press reported.

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has presented an “informal” report on the first two months of the current cabinet, Logos Press reported.

The government intends to facilitate access of local producers to foreign markets by providing assistance for participation in exhibitions, international fairs, business missions and other events to promote domestic products, Logos Press reported.

The new Moldovan government intends to emphasize economic development. At least, this comes from some of the statements made so far. However, when we talk specifically about economic development, it is also appropriate to ask what model will be chosen. The examples of economically developed countries and regions allow us to identify several possible options.

The functions of monitoring the quality of state policy in the context of the country’s future accession to the EU will be taken over by the Economic Council under the Prime Minister in a new format, Logos Press reports.

The Ministry of Education and Research has announced the expansion of the athletic scholarship program to include new age categories starting Jan. 1, 2026, Logos Press reports.

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu opened the first meeting of the new government with personnel appointments, including the appointment of the Secretary General of the Government and the new head of the Customs Service. The executive director of the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova, Viorel Furdui, urged the government and, in particular, the new ministers to actively cooperate with local authorities and to take into account institutional experience in implementing reforms, Logos Press reported.

The new government headed by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu has taken the oath of office. Immediately after the inauguration, Maia Sandu outlined key reforms for the new Cabinet of Ministers, Logos Press reported.

The Moldovan Parliament has approved the government led by Alexandru Munteanu. Only 55 deputies of the ruling PAS party voted exclusively for the decision to approve the program and the vote of confidence in the government. Munteanu called the cabinet “apolitical” and focused on economic growth and EU integration, Logos Press reported.

The parliamentary session to approve the new government and its activity program is scheduled for Friday, October 31. There are practically no doubts that the Cabinet of Ministers will be approved as presented. But doubts about the correctness of this approach remain.

Prime Ministerial candidate Alexandru Munteanu has faced his first serious political challenge: the opposition is not yet ready to support him or the program of the new government, Logos Press reports.

Alexandru Munteanu presented two new ministerial candidates and a candidate for the position of secretary general of the government, and now eight of the 17 members of the government, including Munteanu himself, are known,” Logos Press reported.