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Ruling Party in Moldova Ready to Form New Cabinet, Head of Parliament Says
Ruling Party in Moldova Ready to Form New Cabinet, Head of Parliament Says
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The ruling Party of Action and Solidarity in Moldova is ready to ensure the formation of a new government after the resignation of the country's prime minister, Parliament Head Igor Grosu said on Friday.
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The official thanked Gavrilita for her dedication and efforts as prime minister.Earlier in the day, Moldovan Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita announced her resignation.The government of Moldova enjoyed support from international partners, but did not see similar support from the country's population, she added.
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Ruling Party in Moldova Ready to Form New Cabinet, Head of Parliament Says
CHISINAU (Sputnik) - The ruling Party of Action and Solidarity in Moldova is ready to ensure the formation of a new government after the resignation of the country's prime minister, Parliament Head Igor Grosu said on Friday.
"The Action and Solidarity party faction supports and will ensure the formation of a new government that will focus on security and economic development," Grosu said on social media.
The official thanked Gavrilita for her dedication and efforts as prime minister.
Earlier in the day, Moldovan Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita announced her resignation.
"After a year and a half at the head of this government, it is time to announce my resignation from this position," Gavrilita told reporters.
The government of Moldova enjoyed support from international partners, but did not see similar support from the country's population, she added.
