&quot;Pro Moldova&quot; group requests that the interim prime minister be invited to the meeting of the Standing Bureau

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03 Mar. 2021 / 18:30

"Pro Moldova" group requests that the interim prime minister be invited to the meeting of the Standing Bureau

The acting Prime Minister could be invited to a meeting of Parliament's Standing Bureau. In a press conference, the parliamentary group "Pro Moldova" requests that the interim prime minister attend the meeting, in order to discuss and identify the best ways to overcome the major problems in Moldova, Mesager reports.

According to the deputy Andrian Candu, the most important topics to be addressed are related to the financial-budgetary situation, but also to the pandemic one. The MP also pointed that an interim government has limited powers, but given that this institutional conflict may be lasting, we need to settle certain urgent issues.

"The acting Prime Minister Ciocoi should be invited and we should discuss some important topics. We want to see how Parliament and all the parliamentary forces can help to overcome certain issues that citizens face. It is about the budgetary-financial situation in Moldova", said the leader of the parliamentary group" Pro Moldova ", Andrian Candu.

Contacted by Moldova 1, the press service of the Government said that the interim prime minister will most likely attend the meeting of the Standing Bureau if he receives an invitation.

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