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Prime Minister no. 11
Valeriu Streleț
Term ended- Term duration
- 91 days
- PM affiliation
- Liberal Democratic Party
- Born
- 8 March 1970, Țareuca, raionul Rezina
- Previous office
- Member of Parliament (2009–2015), chair of the PLDM faction from 2011
Cabinet
Not officially confirmed
The points below come from the press or encyclopedias and could not be checked against Parliament decisions, decrees or the Official Gazette.
- The mandate ends here on 29 October 2015, the date of the no-confidence vote. Wikipedia gives 30 October, when Brega was appointed acting prime minister by decree.
- The number of votes against at the 30 July 2015 investiture (41) comes only from ro.wikipedia and one press source.
- President
- Nicolae Timofti
- Political backing
- PLDM, PDM, PL (Alliance for European Integration III)
- How the mandate began
- Invested by Parliament on 30 July 2015 by 52 votes to 41, after the PLDM withdrew Maia Sandu's candidacy.
- How it ended
- Dismissed by a no-confidence motion on 29 October 2015 with 65 votes (PDM, PCRM, PSRM); he stepped down the next day and Gheorghe Brega became acting prime minister.
Events
- 30 July 2015: the Streleț government is invested (52 votes); the PM gives up his parliamentary seat the next day.
- Summer–autumn 2015: the cabinet runs on the PLDM–PDM–PL coalition (AEI III) with four deputy PMs, including Natalia Gherman and Gheorghe Brega.
- 22 October 2015: the PSRM and PCRM file a no-confidence motion with 42 signatures, citing suspected corruption and the PM's links to Vlad Filat.
- 29 October 2015: the motion passes with 65 votes (PSRM, PCRM, PDM); 18 deputies vote against, while the Liberals and the Leancă group abstain.
- 30 October 2015: Streleț steps down; Gheorghe Brega becomes acting prime minister.
Cabinet composition
Cabinet composition: Streleț Cabinet 21 members
| Name | Position | Party |
|---|---|---|
| Valeriu Streleț | Prim-ministru | PLDM |
| Gheorghe Brega | Viceprim-ministru pentru probleme sociale | PL |
| Victor Osipov | Viceprim-ministru pentru reintegrare | |
| Stephane Christophe Bride | Viceprim-ministru, ministru al economiei | |
| Natalia Gherman | Viceprim-ministru, ministru al afacerilor externe și integrării europene | PLDM |
| Anatol Arapu | Ministru al finanțelor | |
| Vladimir Cebotari | Ministru al justiției | PDM |
| Oleg Balan | Ministru al afacerilor interne | PLDM |
| Anatol Șalaru | Ministru al apărării | PL |
| Vasile Bîtca | Ministru al dezvoltării regionale și construcțiilor | PDM |
| Ion Sulă | Ministru al agriculturii și industriei alimentare | PLDM |
| Iurie Chirinciuc | Ministru al transporturilor și infrastructurii drumurilor | PL |
| Valeriu Munteanu | Ministru al mediului | PL |
| Corina Fusu | Ministru al educației | PL |
| Monica Babuc | Ministru al culturii | PDM |
| Mircea Buga | Ministru al muncii, protecției sociale și familiei | PLDM |
| Ruxanda Glavan | Ministru al sănătății | PDM |
| Loretta Handrabura | Ministru al tineretului și sportului | PLDM |
| Pavel Filip | Ministru al tehnologiei informației și comunicațiilor | PDM |
| Irina Vlah | Guvernator al Găgăuziei | |
| Gheorghe Duca | Președinte al Academiei de Științe a Moldovei |
Initial composition; later changes may be missing. Position titles are given in Romanian, as in the source. Source: alegeri.md (secondary source).
Education
History at Moldova State University (1987–1993) and economics at the Academy of Economic Studies (2002–2005).
Background
Party: Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova (PLDM)
Valeriu Streleț was born in 1970 in Țareuca. He studied history at Moldova State University and economics at the Academy of Economic Studies. He taught political science at a Chișinău lyceum, worked in investment and ran private companies, and from 1994 to 2001 chaired the National Youth League of Moldova.
He is one of the founders of the PLDM (2007) and its vice-president from December 2007. He sat in Parliament from 2009 to 2015 and led the PLDM faction from 2011.
He became prime minister on 30 July 2015, after Gaburici's resignation and after the PLDM withdrew Maia Sandu's candidacy. The government relied on a renewed pro-European coalition (PLDM, PDM, PL) but fell within three months: on 29 October 2015 Parliament passed a no-confidence motion filed by the PSRM and PCRM, which PDM deputies joined.
After office
No verified sources on his public activity after October 2015 were found.