Party of Regions of Moldova

Establishment of the Party of Regions of Moldova (PfP)

On December 21, 2011, an initiative group led by the Bashkan of Gagauzia, Mikhail Formuzal, announced the establishment of the Party of Regions of Moldova. The initiative group also included Nicolae Glavan, Fedor Sabiy, Valery Yanioglo and Vladislav Rusu. The leader of the new political formation, Mikhail Formuzal, said that the goal of PfP is to rally Moldovan society, create conditions for economic development and increase people's well-being. In addition, the formation is in favor of conferring the status of the second state language on the Russian language, electing the president in a direct popular vote, preserving the neutrality of the Republic of Moldova and reintegrating the country through federalization.

2nd PfP Congress October 12, 2013

The congress called on territorial organizations to intensify campaigning and outreach with the population, to continue the release of the “Newspaper of the Regions”, and also to hold regional conferences until the end of spring 2014 in order to identify candidates for inclusion in the Party of Regions election list. During the congress, the party set itself the task of developing a strategy for participating in parliamentary elections, preserving and strengthening cooperation with other ideologically close parties and social movements in order to become part of the legislative forum in the course of future elections. In addition, congress delegates decided to formally establish the PfP Youth Organization.

The delegates unanimously re-elected Mikhail Formuzal as party chairman and elected new members to the PfP National Council. During the congress, an appeal was made to citizens of the Republic of Moldova calling for a total boycott of all current parliamentary parties in the next parliamentary elections.

According to the organizers, the congress was attended by 469 delegates who represented all areas of the country.

3rd PfP Congress February 20, 2016

On February 20, 2016, following the results of the III Congress of the Party of Regions of Moldova (PfP), which was held in Chisinau, delegates from all regions of the country decided to elect Alexander Valerievich Kalinin, Chairman of the Party of Regions, the head of the Moldavian Diaspora Congress. The newly elected Chairman of the Party, Alexander Kalinin, successfully heads the Congress of Moldovan Diasporas, is a member of the Council for Nationalities Affairs and the head of the multifunctional center Migrant House in Moscow, conducts extensive public activities in the field of migration, and also acts as a human rights defender and expert in migration legislation. In turn, the Party of Regions of Moldova, formed at the constituent congress on September 23, 2011, is based on the principles of democratic ideology, which combines the traditional spiritual values ​​of the people of the Republic of Moldova, the ideas of individual freedom, social justice and strengthening the statehood of the country. The purpose of the party is to build a society in which the necessary conditions are created for an organic combination of work, knowledge, human talent, as well as opportunities for self-realization of every citizen. According to Party members, PfP is uniting in its ranks new, unspotted ones among Moldovan leaders. The coming to power will allow the Party not only to ensure the representation of the interests of the regions at the state level, but will also bring “fresh blood” to Moldovan politics.

• In the November 30, 2014 parliamentary elections , the Party of Regions of Moldova participated in the Electoral Bloc “Moldova's Choice - Customs Union” . As a result, the block received received 3.45% of the vote, and could not overcome the threshold of 9%.

• In the 2015 general local elections , the Party of Regions of Moldova participated independently.
  • Municipal and district councils - 0.03% of the vote.
  • City and village councils - 0.08% of the vote and 6 seats.
  • Nobody became the mayor .

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