Moldovan government representatives to present to parliamentary factions actions taken during emergency state, proposals on future developments

Government representatives will present to parliamentary factions the actions taken during the state of emergency, the solutions for the coming period and the arguments that could justify moving from the state of emergency to a state of alert. Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu today made statements to this effect.

The speaker underlined that the presentations has started on April 1 with the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) parliamentary faction and would continue with other parliamentary factions on April 3.

During the discussions, representatives of the government, the Commission for Emergency Situations (CSE) and the National Crisis Management Center (CNMC) will unveil what has happened so far during the state of emergency, what actions have been undertaken by the authorities and what their proposal is for the coming days.

“Yesterday, government representatives began to present within the factions what the current situation is and what the solutions for the future are. The presentations started with the PAS faction. Tomorrow, the presentations will continue in the other factions. Representatives of the government, the CSE and CNMC will present what has happened so far, what actions have been taken by the authorities, and what their proposal is for the coming days. They will come with arguments, as to whether it is necessary to move from an exceptional situation to a state of alert,” Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said before the today’s parliament meeting.

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu on April 1 said that the state of emergency would not be maintained for even one day longer than necessary. He stressed that he had requested a full report on the current situation in the energy system and an action plan with concrete deadlines that would allow a return to a normal regime. Alexandru Munteanu noted that the government’s goal was to propose to parliament next week the repeal of the state of emergency, under safe conditions for citizens.