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The designated Prime Minister, Alexandru Munteanu, announced the team of the future Government that will seek a vote of confidence in Parliament. The main priority of the new Government is to ensure economic growth and prepare the Republic of Moldova for accession to the European Union in the coming years. The governmental team includes names such as Eugen Osmochescu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development, and Vladimir Bolea, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure. Additionally, Cristina Gherasimov will hold the position of Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, while Mihai Popșoi will be the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The Government's work program, titled 'EU, Peace, Development', was also presented, highlighting the new Government's commitment to the development and European integration of the country.
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