Victoria Belous may chair the economy commission in the Moldova parliament

Victoria Belous, a Member of Parliament from the ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS) in Moldova, is expected to chair the economy, budget, and finance commission within the parliament. This appointment was brought to the agenda with a draft decision submitted to the parliament on 30 Haziran. The draft proposes changes to the structure of the relevant commission and includes the appointment of Belous as chair. Radu Marian, who previously held this position and is also a PAS MP, will continue to remain a member of the commission. The parliament is expected to discuss the draft in the coming days.

Victoria Belous is a recognized figure in Moldovan politics, having previously served in various economic and financial roles. The PAS government attaches importance to such appointments in order to accelerate the country's economic reforms and support the European Union integration process. Belous's appointment as commission chair is considered part of the government's effort to ensure stability in economic policies and make parliamentary work more efficient.

Radu Marian's departure from the chairmanship is being interpreted as a rotation within PAS. Marian had taken significant steps, particularly on budget and fiscal discipline issues, while serving as the commission chair previously. However, within the scope of the party's strategy to assign roles to different figures in the new term, it is noted that Belous has come to the forefront. Marian's continuation as a commission member will allow his experience to be utilized.

Moldova has been struggling with economic difficulties in recent years. High inflation, the energy crisis, and the external debt burden are among the government's priority issues. For this reason, the chairmanship of the economy, budget, and finance commission is of critical importance. If Belous assumes this role, she is expected to defend the government's financial policies in parliament and accelerate reforms.

If the parliament approves the draft, Victoria Belous will officially become the commission chair. This appointment is seen as the beginning of a new era in Moldova's economic management. The voting to be held in the coming days could be decisive for the country's economic future. The PAS government aims to restore confidence among international financial institutions and accelerate the reform process with such steps.