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e-journal #39 |
President Voronin issued a decree recalling H.E. Mihai Popov from his position as Republic of Moldova Ambassador to Belgium, Luxemburg, United Kingdom and Northern Ireland and Republic of Moldova’s representative to NATO and European Commission. The reasons for recall were not disclosed.
A Bulgarian delegation headed by President Gheorghi Pirvanov was on official two-day visit to Moldova commencing September 30. During their meeting the two Presidents talked about visa regime, Moldovan-Bulgarian bilateral relations, Transdnistrian conflict and Stability Pact for Moldova. Referring to visa regime, Bulgarian President opted for liberalizing visa regime for Moldovan citizens, and indicated he would urge Bulgarian Government to take actions in this respect. As Bulgaria currently holds OSCE chairmanship and given the deadlock reached in the negotiations on Transdnistrian conflict, Vladimir Voronin talked about revising the negotiation format and replacing current peacekeeping deployment with international stability forces. As for the Stability Pact, President Pirvanov agreed with the document provisions.
Last week President Vladimir Voronin attended the session of the Supreme Security Council (SSC). Toping the agenda were safeguarding military patrimony, munitions and arms; preventing and fighting crime among military; as well as intensifying measures aimed at ensuring the legality and security o crossing Republic of Moldova air space.
Taking note of the existing deficiencies, President severely criticized Ministry of Defence and Information and Security Service (ISS). He also demanded a concrete action plan to be developed to prevent abuses and violations of the law among Defence Ministry and National Army and to increase control and security over Republic of Moldova air space. At the end of the session, SSC passed a decision to oust Defence Minister, Victor Gaiciuc, and ISS Deputy Director, Simion Rusu.
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