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Activity of the Government on March 10–23, 2003
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Cabinet reshuffle
On March 12, Sergiu Taran was ousted from the position of Deputy Minister of Transportation and Telecommunications, whereas Iuire Moraru was appointed to the position of Senior State Councilor, Chief of the Government Press Service.
Resolutions
On March 3, the Government of the Republic of Moldova passed a very important decision, namely on the enforcement of its governing work plan “Reviving Economy — Reviving the Country” — socio-economic achievements of 2002, key measures and tasks for increasing the efficiency of the local public administration. The decision reads “high speed economic growth and improving the quality of life of the population”. According to said document, in 2002 a 7.2% GDP growth was registered as compared to the previous year; inflation rate — 4.4%; revenues to the state social security budget exceed the forecasted ones by 12.2%; arrears to state budget reduced by 76 million MDL; salaries of the social workers increased by 60%, etc. An industrial growth of 10.6% was reported and a 3% in agriculture. Also, in 2002 export increased by 16.8% as compared to 2001, the average salary reached 691.9 MDL (33% increase as compared to 2001), whereas average pension — 166.6% MDL (22.3% increase).
On March 10, the Government approved the Regulation on economic and financial control conducted by the Center for Fighting Economic Crime and Corruption. Under the Regulation, the following shall fall within the competence of the Center, control of legal entities and natural entities (entrepreneurs). Economic and financial control shall be undertaken at the written request of the investigation, prosecutor or court. The Regulation also defines the notions of economic and financial control, verification of documents and facts, topical investigation, etc. In addition the Regulation refers to the way control shall be conducted, how documents should be complied and appeals examined.
The same day the Government endorsed the draft Parliament Resolution “On approval of the Regulation on spending the Fund for subsiding and fostering crediting of agricultural producers by commercial banks, loan associations and Rural Funding Corporation”.
On March 11 the Government approved the membership and competencies of the Commission for cross-border cooperation of the Euro-regions, and entrusted the elaboration within 3 months of a work plan aimed to boost cross-border cooperation.
On March 12, the Government ruled Mr. Mihai Popov, Republic of Moldova Ambassador to Belgium to simultaneously hold the position of Ambassador to Luxembourg. In a related note, Mr. Ilie Vancea, Republic of Moldova Ambassador to Republic of Belarus was also appointed to the position of permanent and plenipotentiary representative to CIS bodies.
Furthermore, the Government approved the draft Decree of the President Voronin on opening an Embassy to United Kingdom and North Ireland in London and to the Republic of Portugal in Lisbon.
On March 13, the Government decided to allocate 4,246,400 MDL “for training of scientific workers” and 39,220,400 MDL for “research and development”.
In view of defining the actions to be undertaken for the enforcement of the National Plan for fighting human trafficking of November 9, 2001 the Government decided on March 18 to establish a Governmental Commission, which is to define and submit the aforesaid measures within 10 days.
And last but not least, on March 19 the Government approved the Regulation on demarcation of the state border between Moldova and Ukraine. The document provides the procedure of border demarcation, prerogatives of the joint Moldovan-Ukrainian Commission established under the Treaty on State Border signed by the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine.
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