Parliament made this decision. Specifically, Igor Talmazan and Andrian Сheptonar, members of the “Action and Solidarity” parliamentary faction, were included in this commission. They will replace Alexandr Trubca and Victoria Belous, who are also members of the same faction. Alexandr Trubca had previously resigned from his parliamentary seat, and on Thursday, Parliament took note of his resignation and declared his seat vacant. Meanwhile, Victoria Belous was appointed Minister of Finance in Vasile Tofan’s Cabinet. As previously reported, on July 2, the Moldovan Parliament established a special commission to investigate the activities of state-owned enterprises. The investigative commission consists of 11 members of parliament. Dinu Plîngău, a member of the “Action and Solidarity” parliamentary faction, was appointed chair of the commission. In the course of its work, the commission will verify whether the management of state funds and assets complied with the law. At the same time, its members will analyze any damage caused to state-owned enterprises and assess the effectiveness of the relevant government agencies in preventing and detecting violations or possible abuses committed by the managers of these enterprises. Members of the investigative commission will examine, in particular, cases of hiring individuals in violation of legal procedures and the principles of meritocracy, professionalism, and good faith. The commission will also examine the compensation levels of executives and employees of state-owned enterprises, as well as the status of enterprises that are in bankruptcy proceedings or experiencing financial losses. Within 60 days, the investigative commission will submit a report on the results of its work. The document will include proposals for improving legislation, measures to strengthen oversight mechanisms for state-owned enterprises, and solutions to protect employees of enterprises undergoing bankruptcy proceedings. // July 23, 2026 — InfoMarket.