Four opposition parties—the Socialists, Communists, Future of Moldova, and Heart of Moldova—announced their decision to form an electoral political bloc for the parliamentary elections scheduled on September 28, 2025. The party leaders announced during a joint press conference.
They highlighted several pressing economic and social challenges facing the country and leveled strong criticisms against the current government.
Igor Dodon, leader of the Socialist Party, stated:
“We are united as statists who defend Moldovan identity and the Christian faith. We advocate for neutrality and sovereignty. In foreign policy, we seek balanced partnerships with all countries and the restoration of relations with the Russian Federation.”
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Irina Vlah called on all opposition parties to:
“Take on the same commitment and show your supporters that you are not playing a double game. The people will not forgive betrayal.”
Vasile Tarlev emphasized the urgency of unity:
“We have decided to consolidate and form an electoral bloc. We remain open to mobilization, consolidation, and saving our country, which unfortunately is in danger.”
Vladimir Voronin acknowledged the challenges ahead, saying:
“Forming an electoral bloc is a complicated process. If selfishness arises among us, only the memory of this meeting will remain. To move forward, we must make compromises and be aware of the problems and difficulties awaiting us.”
So far, the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), the Democracy at Home Party, and seven independent candidates have submitted their files to participate in the upcoming parliamentary elections.