The Parliament’s Standing Bureau is due to approve today the agenda for the plenary session scheduled for Monday, 16 November. It is expected that the agenda will include priority and urgent initiatives marked ‘EU’.
MP Olga Ursu, a member of the Committee on Economy, Budget and Finance, has criticised the accelerated pace at which the draft law on reforming the unified pay system in the public sector is due to be examined in Parliament.
In some prisons in the Republic of Moldova, there are only 3–5 prison officers on duty at night, compared with over 400 prisoners. The situation was highlighted by the Chair of the Committee on Human Rights and Inter-ethnic Relations, Grigore Novac, during a joint meeting with the relevant authorities, at which the accumulated problems within the prison system were examined.
The Chair of the Parliamentary Committee on Public Finance Control, Adrian Lebedinskii, is preparing a request to the National Anti-Corruption Centre (NAC) and the Prosecutor General’s Office, seeking information on each referral made by the Court of Auditors to the criminal prosecution authorities, including its reference number and the decision taken by the authorities.
The European Union will prepare a new financial support package for the Republic of Moldova, which will come into effect in 2028 and will continue the assistance provided under the current Growth Plan, worth 1.9 billion euros. The announcement was made by the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, during a special session of Parliament.
In the coming months, the Republic of Moldova could move into a new phase of negotiations on accession to the European Union, bringing it closer to the conclusion of the negotiation process. The statement was made by the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, during a special session of Parliament.
The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova will convene on Monday, 9 November, for a special sitting, starting at 2.00 pm.
MPs’ salaries will be increased from 1 January 2027, as part of a reform of the pay system that will apply to all employees. The Speaker of Parliament, Igor Grosu, maintains that the changes aim to bring greater order to the pay scale and to eliminate additional payments granted to elected representatives in the form of allowances.
The opposition’s initiative to initiate proceedings to suspend President Maia Sandu will not be included on Parliament’s agenda. The statement was made by the Speaker of Parliament, Igor Grosu.
The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has voted in two readings to extend the licensing of imports of wheat, maize and sunflower seeds until 31 December 2026. The law will come into force on 1 November.
