Moldova appoints new prime minister amid EU membership efforts

Moldova’s parliament has elected Vasile Tofan as prime minister with 53 votes in favor, reaffirming the pro-European Union mandate of the previous government. Tofan, who is backed by President Maia Sandu, aims to advance Moldova’s EU membership talks and revitalize the economy. He plans to implement reforms to cut budget deficits and privatize state-owned companies, with a goal of reaching an accession deal by the end of 2028 and potential EU membership by 2030.

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