The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova (LDPM) was launched on October 8, 2007. It wants to be an opponent of the ruling party, the Party of Communists of the Republic of Moldova, and its "acolytes"

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Fifth National Conference of the Christian-Democratic Peasants' Party of Moldova
26 June 2004

On June 26, delegates convened to the National Conference of the Christian-Democratic Peasants' Party. They passed a string or decisions, among others to develop a new program and bylaws

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The 8-th Convention of CDPP
16 May 2004

On May 16 this year, the Christian Democratic Popular Party (PPCD) held its 8-th Convention in the Square of the Great National Meeting in Chisinau. Over 2000 delegates from all over the country attended the Convention

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Agreement signed on the participation of the Party Moldova Noastra Alliance, Democratic Party of Moldova and Social-Liberal Party within a single bloc in the 2005 parliamentary elections
8 May 2004

On May 8, three parties - Party "Moldova Noastra Alliance", Democratic Party of Moldova and Social-Liberal Party signed an agreement to run within a single bloc in the 2005 parliamentary elections

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The 8-th Convention of SDPM
1 February 2004

On February 1 this year, the Social Democratic Party of Moldova (SDPM) held its 8-th Convention. Participants at the Convention elected Mr. Ion Musuc for the position of president of SDPM with Mr. Oazu Nantoi the former president of this party being appointed as Chairman of the National Council for Coordination

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Socialist Party of Moldova supports the "Kozak Memorandum"
13 December 2003

At the beginning of December 2003, the Socialist Party of Moldova (SPM) made a formal statement expressing its regret regarding President Vladimir Voronin's refusal to sign the Memorandum on Basic Principles of Consolidated State Structure developed by the Russian Federation

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National Assembly of Moldovan Citizens for Defending Republic of Moldova's Independence and Constitution
30 November 2003

On November 30, 2003 National Assembly of the Citizens gathered in Chisinau downtown at the call of the Committee for Defending Republic of Moldova's Independence and Constitution

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New Membership in the Committee for the Defending Moldova's Independence and Constitution
25 November 2003

Following the creation of the Committee for Defending Moldova's Independence and Constitution on November 24, 2003 whose primary goals were to coordinate actions of parliamentary and non parliamentary political forces, and actions within the civil society directed at defending the independence and constitutional system in the Republic of Moldova

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Creation of the Committee for Defending Moldova's Independence and Constitution
24 November 2003

On November 24, 2003, several political parties and civil society organizations from the Republic of Moldova after "acknowledging the Memorandum proposed by the Russian Federation on November 15, 2003 and accepted by the communist leadership of Moldova which represents a direct attack on country's independence and constitutional system and acting in a solidarity and responsible manner against the imminent threat of liquidating state independence"

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Protest rally staged by the Christian Democratic People's Party
26 October 2003

A protest rally was staged by the Christian-Democratic Peoples' Party on October 26 in Chisinau. According to police estimations, the protest rally gathered more than 2000 people

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The Alliance Moldova Noastra (Our Moldova) was Founded
19 July 2003

On 19 July 2003 an event of great political significance took place which shook the "anatomy" of the political party system in Moldova

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Consolidation of the Social-Liberal Party
December 4, 2002

On December 1 the IX Congress of the Party of Democratic Forces endorsed the decision of the Party Council to merge with the Social-Liberal Party and approved the draft program and bylaws of the unified party

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Press release on the conference "Social-democratic doctrine - cornerstone of the social dialogue in Moldova"
November 27, 2002

Democratic Party of Moldova together with Jean Jaures Foundation (France) and Foundation for the Support of Democracy and Parliamentarian System (Republic of Moldova) shall host on November 30 in Chisinau the conference entitled "Social-democratic doctrine - cornerstone of the social dialogue in Moldova"

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Election of the Liberal Party Chairperson
October 27, 2002

On October 27 Veceslav Untila was elected as the Party Chairperson. Another two candidates ran for the same position, namely Sergiu Mocanu and Ion Braga

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National Councils of the Social Liberal Party and Party of Democratic Forces decided to merge
October 27, 2002

On October 27 the National Councils of the Social Liberal Party, headed by Oleg Serebrean and Party of Democratic Forces, headed by Valeriu Matei convened for a joint session

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Draft resolution on Functioning of democratic institutions in Moldova
September 26, 2002

At its part session in April 2002, the Assembly reacted to the worrying events that were threatening stability in Moldova and expressed its concern in the face of the deterioration in that country's political climate

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Press release of the Liberal Party
July 6, 2002

On July 6 the Liberal Party National Council convened on a session. At issue was consolidation of the party structures in the territories

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Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova - 5 years of activity
July 2, 2002

On July 2, 2002 Party of Socialists of the Republic of Moldova hosted a press conference dedicated to the party 5 years anniversary

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A new leader of the Centrist Union of Moldova
June 13, 2002

Mihai Petrache, MP, has become the new leader of the Centrist Union of Moldova. On June 8 the Party Congress elected Mihai Petrache as the Party Chair, thus replacing Vasile Bajureanu

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Political parties agreed to establish an expert group to deal with Gagauz Autonomy problem
June 11, 2002

On June 6, political parties members of the Permanent Round Table called Moldovan authorities to establish a working including MPs, Comrat deputies, political parties and non-governmental organizations

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Several political parties invited Communist and Christian-Democratic Peoples' Parties to take part in the dialogue initiated by them
April 10, 2002

Participants to the Permanent Round Table adopted a declaration inviting representatives of the Communist and Christian-Democratic Peoples' Parties to take part at the Round Table sessions

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Interests vs. compromise
April 3, 2002

Leaders of 11 political parties gathered on April 3 at the initiative of the Social-Democratic Alliance to develop anti-crisis program

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Consolidation of the center-right wing
March 24, 2002

On March 24, 2002 the National Christian-Democratic Peasants' Party, the Social Liberal Union "New Force" as well as the Party of Rebirth and Reconciliation merged and founded a single party, namely Liberal Party

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