The Parliament of the Republic of Moldova doesn’t have any representatives at the hearings from the State Duma of the Russian Federation on the problem of separatist republics from the territory of the former Soviet Union, which are scheduled for Thursday, March 13th, in Moscow, DECA-press Agency transmits.

Moldovan deputies don’t offer any explanations in this context, but they assure that nobody from the Parliament will go to Moscow.

At the same time, a representative delegation of Tiraspol, headed by the Transnistrian speaker, Evgheny Sevciuk, will be present at the hearings. This one left for Moscow on Wednesday.

The delegation is also formed of the ex-speaker Grogiri Maracuta, residents of Transnistrian parliamentary committees, national communities, scientists from the University from Tiraspol, deputies from the youth parliament.

The representatives of some opposition parties from the right bank of th Nistru river declared they would accept the proposal of the State Duma and will participate at these hearings // DECA-Press


Publication date: 13 March 2008   

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