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Moldova President Nominates Investor as Prime Minister
President Maia Sandu named investor Vasile Tofan to the post after former prime minister Alexandru Munteanu resigned last week. Tofan is a Harvard Business School graduate.
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Moldova’s president nominated investor Vasile Tofan as prime minister following the resignation of former prime minister Alexandru Munteanu last week. President Maia Sandu made the nomination public this week. Tofan is described in the announcement as a Harvard Business School graduate and investor.
Background on the transition Munteanu’s departure created the vacancy that prompted the new appointment. The president’s office did not detail the reasons for the resignation. Tofan’s selection returns the position to an individual with a business background. No further steps or timeline for parliamentary approval were stated in the announcement.
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