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Overview of Moldova's Government Structure

The Republic of Moldova is a parliamentary republic with its capital in Chisinau. Its constitution was adopted and became effective in 1994. The national symbol is an aurochs and the national anthem is "Our Language". Moldova gained independence from Russia in 1991. The president, currently Igor Dodon, is elected by secret ballot for a four year term. The head of government is Prime Minister Pavel Filip.

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Overview of Moldova's Government Structure

The Republic of Moldova is a parliamentary republic with its capital in Chisinau. Its constitution was adopted and became effective in 1994. The national symbol is an aurochs and the national anthem is "Our Language". Moldova gained independence from Russia in 1991. The president, currently Igor Dodon, is elected by secret ballot for a four year term. The head of government is Prime Minister Pavel Filip.

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ShaneNa Tate March 28, 2017

Republic of Moldova

Government type

Parliamentary Republic

Capital

Chisinau

Constitution

Adopted July, 1994

Effective August 1994

National Symbol
and Anthem Government
Parliamentary Republic
Symbol: aurochs
Moldova gained its independence from Russia on August 27, 1991.
Anthem: Limba Noastra The chief of state is President Igor Dodon. Head of government
is Prime Minister Pavel Filip. The constitution describes the
republic as independent. The president is elected by a secret
ballot, for a four year term.

Image of the President: Igor Doyon

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ShaneNa Tate March 28, 2017

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