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Munteanu Cabinet

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Munteanu Cabinet

22nd Cabinet of Moldova
Incumbent
Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu
Date formed1 November 2025 (2025-11-01)
(248 days)
Date dissolvedCaretaker government
since 3 July 2026
People and organisations
President
Maia Sandu
Head of government
Alexandru Munteanu[1]
(until 8 July 2026)
Eugen Osmochescu[2]
(acting since 8 July 2026)
Deputy head of government
Mihai Popșoi
Eugen Osmochescu
Vladimir Bolea
Cristina Gherasimov
Valeriu Chiveri
No. of ministers
14
Total no. of members
18
Member parties
  PAS
Status in legislature
Majority government
Opposition parties
  PSRM
  PCRM
  BA
  PN
  PPDA
  Independent
Opposition leaders
History
Election2025 parliamentary election
PredecessorRecean Cabinet

The Alexandru Munteanu Cabinet (Romanian: Guvernul Alexandru Munteanu) is the Council of Ministers that has governed the Republic of Moldova since on 1 November 2025. The government was invested with the votes of members of Parliament. As the Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) continues to hold a majority in the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, the Munteanu Cabinet is an absolute PAS majority government.[3]

On 3 July 2026, Munteanu announced his resignation as the Prime Minister of Moldova, thus triggering the resignation of the whole government with him.[4] President Maia Sandu, later that day, confirmed that Munteanu will remain as an acting Prime Minister until the new one is elected.[5]

On 7 July, president Maia Sandu signed a decree appointing Deputy Prime Minister and Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization Eugen Osmochescu as the acting Prime Minister starting from the next day, 8 July, under the new head of government is appointed, following the consultations of the president with parliamentary parties.[6]

The current president Maia Sandu with members of the Alexandru Munteanu Cabinet.

Composition

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Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Ministers in the Munteanu cabinet
Title Minister Term of office Party
Image Name Start End

Prime Minister

Alexandru Munteanu 1 November 2025 8 July 2026 Independent
Eugen Osmochescu
(acting)
8 July 2026 Independent

Deputy Prime Minister

Mihai Popșoi 29 January 2024 PAS

Deputy Prime Minister

Eugen Osmochescu 1 November 2025 Independent

Deputy Prime Minister

Vladimir Bolea 16 February 2023 PAS

Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration

Cristina Gherasimov 5 February 2024 Independent

Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration

Valeriu Chiveri 1 November 2025 Independent
Ministers in the Munteanu cabinet
Title Minister Term of office Party
Image Name Start End

Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry

Ludmila Catlabuga 19 November 2024 PAS

Minister of Culture

Cristian Jardan 1 November 2025 Independent

Minister of Defense

Anatolie Nosatîi 6 August 2021 Independent

Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization

Eugen Osmochescu 1 November 2025 Independent

Minister of Education and Research

Dan Perciun 17 July 2023 PAS

Minister of Energy

Dorin Junghietu 19 February 2025 Independent

Minister of Environment

Gheorghe Hajder 1 November 2025 PAS

Minister of Finance

Andrian Gavriliță 1 November 2025 Independent

Minister of Foreign Affairs

Mihai Popșoi 29 January 2024 PAS

Minister of Health

Emil Ceban 1 November 2025 Independent

Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development

Vladimir Bolea 19 November 2024 PAS

Minister of Internal Affairs

Daniella Misail-Nichitin 19 November 2024 Independent

Minister of Justice

Vladislav Cojuhari 1 November 2025 Independent

Minister of Labour and Social Protection

Natalia Plugaru 1 November 2025 Independent

Secretary General of the Government

Alexei Buzu 1 November 2025 Independent

References

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  1. "Noi miniștri în Guvernul de la Chișinău. Alexandru Munteanu, așteptat în Parlament, pe 31 octombrie, să ceară votul de încredere al deputaților". RFI (in Romanian). October 27, 2025.
  2. "Președinta Republicii Moldova, Maia Sandu, a semnat decretul de numire în calitate de prim-ministru interimar a domnului Eugeniu Osmochescu" (in Romanian). Președinția Republicii Moldova. 7 July 2026. Retrieved 7 July 2026.
  3. "Moldova's resounding 'yes' to Europe — and 'no' to Russia – DW – 09/29/2025". dw.com.
  4. "„Nu-mi mai pot exercita mandatul în acord cu principiile pe care le am": Premierul Alexandru Munteanu și-a anunțat demisia! Ce urmează". moldova1.md. 2026-07-03. Retrieved 2026-07-03.
  5. Felicia, Ganev (2026-07-03). "VIDEO/ Munteanu va asigura interimatul până la desemnarea unui nou prim-ministru. Maia Sandu va începe consultările cu partidele pentru identificarea unui nou șef de Guvern". Ziarul de Gardă (in Romanian). Retrieved 2026-07-03.
  6. "Președinta Republicii Moldova, Maia Sandu, a semnat decretul de numire în calitate de prim-ministru interimar a domnului Eugeniu Osmochescu" (in Romanian). Președinția Republicii Moldova. 7 July 2026. Retrieved 7 July 2026.