Moldovan president signs decrees appointing eight magistrates
President Nicolae Timofti has signed the appointment decrees for eight magistrates today, at the proposal of the Superior Council of Magistracy.
President Nicolae Timofti has signed the appointment decrees for eight magistrates today, at the proposal of the Superior Council of Magistracy.
President Nicolae Timofti signed a decree on the release of Nicolae Nogai from the office of judge of the Bender-based Court of Appeal, at a proposal by the Superior Council of Magistracy, given the delivery of the final judgement of conviction. The Balti-based Court of Appeal issued a decision ,according to which Nicolae Nogai was found guilty of knowingly delivering a judgment contrary to the law, resulting in serious consequences, an offense provided for in the article 307 paragraph (2) letter c) of the Criminal Code of Moldova.
President Klaus Iohannis expressed hope that the Moldovan parliament would vote a representative government with a strong European agenda as soon as possible.
Timofti, accompanied by Secretary General of the Administration of the President Ion Paduraru and advisors to the president, participated in a cultural-artistic event dedicated to Mihai Eminescu, held within the National Culture Day.
At the meeting, the president asked for the opinion of Socialist MPs about possibility of creating a parliamentary majority to appoint a candidate for the office of prime minister and possible support for the investiture of a new government.
President Nicolae Timofti condemned the terrorist actions and expressed solidarity with the international community mobilised to fight terrorism. "The values of democracy cannot be negotiated," said Nicolae Timofti.
„I was deeply marked by the terrorist attack on the office of weekly newspaper Charlie Hebdo. On behalf of the Moldovan people and on my own behalf, I want to convey sincere condolence to you and entire French people. We are with the families of those who have died in this tragic incident and we hope that those who are guilty will be sentenced in the name of law”.