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Moldova: Revamping Citizenship, Industry & Food Waste

During their next session on Thursday, June 6th, Moldovan lawmakers will consider several key legislative items.

The agenda, approved by the Permanent Bureau of the Legislature, includes revisions to the Law on Citizenship of the Republic of Moldova. Lawmakers will also debate a bill aimed at improving the efficiency of industrial parks and a proposal to combat food waste.

Additionally, parliamentarians will debate a bill on asset and personal interest disclosure during the first reading of the session. They will also discuss proposed changes to the Law on Organic Production and Labelling.

The session will also include reports on the implementation of last year's state budget, state social insurance budget, and compulsory health insurance funds.

Translation by Iurie Tataru

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