The ”Respect Moldova” submitted documents to the CEC to register for the electoral race: The list of the first 25 candidates

The “Respect Moldova Movement” Party submitted the required documents to the Central Electoral Commission (CEC) to register for the parliamentary elections on September 28.

The file includes a list of 101 candidates for deputy and the signed consents from each one to participate in the autumn election.

The CEC will review the documents and will decide within seven days whether to register the “Respect Moldova” Party for the electoral competition.

The National Political Council of the “Respect Moldova Movement” Party unanimously approved the list of 101 candidates for the September 28 parliamentary elections.

“I am proud to present a team of professionals, dedicated and determined to bring the positive change our country needs. The list of the ‘Respect Moldova Movement’ Party includes experts in areas such as economy, law, finance, energy, central and local public administration, health, education, tourism, environment, and more. Each candidate was selected based on competence, experience, and commitment to the common good,” said party president Marian Lupu.

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The first 25 candidates for deputy in the September 28 elections include:

1. Marian Lupu – president of Respect Moldova Movement; former deputy, acting president of Moldova, speaker of Parliament, head of the Court of Accounts, and economy minister
2. Victor Micu – vice president, former judge, and head of the Superior Council of Magistracy
3. Eugeniu Nichiforciuc – vice president; former deputy
4. Lilia Pogolsa – vice president; former minister of Education, Culture, and Research
5. Radu Burduja – vice president; former state secretary at the Ministry of Defense
6. Iulia Costin – vice president; former state secretary at the Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure
7. Veaceslav Manolachi – vice president; former rector of the State University of Physical Education and Sports
8. Ion Dascal – president of the Drochia Territorial Organization; former president of Drochia district
9. Liliana Buzila – president of the National Women’s Organization; chair of the Management Council at Moldova’s National Inbound Tourism Association (ANTRIM)
10. Valentina Tapes – vice president; former environment minister
11. Veaceslav Burlac – vice president; former president of Criuleni district and president of the Union of District Councils of Moldova
12. Nicolae Cicariov – secretary general; former chief of the Botanica Police Inspectorate in Chisinau
13. Victor Sau – president of Soroca Territorial Organization; former mayor and president of the Soroca district
14. Efrosinia Gretu – vice president of Leova Territorial Organization; former deputy
15. Nicolae Gonta – member of Soldanesti Territorial Organization; former mayor of Raspopeni village
16. Eduard Grama – vice president, former agriculture minister
17. Veaceslav Nigai – vice president, deputy
18. Ina Bocan – president of Nisporeni Women’s Organization; district councilor in Nisporeni
19. Valentina Gutium – president of the Ocnita Territorial Organization
20. Natalia Ciobanu – mayor of Petruseni village, Riscani district
21. Igor Curov – vice president; former director of the Clinical Hospital of the Ministry of Health
22. Iurie Vlas – president of Floresti Territorial Organization; first vice president of Floresti district
23. Valentin Guznac – vice president; former minister of local public administration
24. Tatiana Bolduma – president of Briceni Women’s Territorial Organization
25. Ruslan Petrusenco – president of the Chisinau Territorial Organization