The First Tarlev Cabinet was the Cabinet of Moldova from 19 April 2001 to 19 April 2005. It was the first government led by Vasile Tarlev who was the Prime Minister of Moldova from 2001 to 2008.
Composition
Ministers TitleImageNamePartyTerm startTerm endPrime MinisterVasile TarlevPCRM19 April 200131 March 2008First Deputy Prime MinisterVasile IovvIndependent31 January 200219 April 2005Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Agriculture and Food IndustryDmitri TodorogloIndependent19 April 200119 April 2005Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of EconomyAndrei CucuIndependent15 March 20004 February 2002Ștefan Odagiu16 May 20022 June 2003Marian LupuPCRM5 August 200324 March 2005Deputy Prime MinisterValerian CristeaPCRM19 April 200115 November 2006Deputy Prime MinisterAndrei StratanPCRM21 December 200425 September 2009Minister of Foreign AffairsNicolae CernomazIndependent22 November 200027 July 2001Nicolae Dudău3 September 20014 February 2004Andrei StratanPCRM4 February 200425 September 2009Minister of IndustryMihail GarșteaIndependent19 April 200119 April 2005Minister of EnergyIon LeșanuIndependent21 December 199927 July 2001Iacov TimciucPCRM8 August 200119 April 2005Minister of FinanceMihail ManoliIndependent19 April 20017 February 2002Zinaida GreceanîiPCRM26 February 200219 April 2005Minister of Environment, Public Works and Regional DevelopmentGheorghe DucaPDM19 April 20015 February 2004Constantin MihăilescuIndependent19 March 200427 February 2008Minister of JusticeIon MoreiIndependent19 April 200112 February 2003Vasile Dolghieru12 February 20038 July 2004Victoria Iftodi8 July 200420 September 2006Minister of Internal AffairsVasile DrăgănelIndependent19 April 200127 February 2002Gheorghe PapucPCRM27 February 200231 March 2008Minister of DefenseVictor GaiciucPCRM19 April 200115 October 2004Valeriu PleșcaMPSFN29 December 200411 June 2007Minister of ReintegrationVasilii ȘovaPCRM12 December 200211 September 2009Minister of Transport and CommunicationVictor ȚopaIndependent19 April 200112 December 2001Anatol Cupțov12 December 200113 November 2002Vasile Zgardan5 December 200219 April 2005Minister of EducationIlie VanceaIndependent22 November 200026 February 2002Gheorghe SimaPM26 February 20022 July 2003Valentin BeniucIndependent5 August 200319 April 2005Minister of CultureIon PăcuraruIndependent19 April 200123 December 2002Veaceslav Madan23 December 200219 April 2005Minister of Labour and Social ProtectionValerian RevencoIndependent21 December 199919 April 2005Minister of HealthAndrei GhermanIndependent19 April 200119 April 2005
Ex officio members Governor of Gagauzia. The Başkan (Governor) of Gagauzia is elected by universal, equal, direct, secret and free suffrage on an alternative basis for a term of 4 years. One and the same person can be a governor for no more than two consecutive terms. The Başkan of Gagauzia is confirmed as a member of the Moldovan government by a decree of the President of Moldova. TitleImageNamePartyTerm startTerm endGovernor of GagauziaDumitru CroitorIndependent24 September 199921 June 2002Gheorghe TabunșcicPCRM9 November 200229 December 2006Mayor of ChișinăuSerafim UrecheanAMN9 August 199418 April 2005President of the Academy of Sciences of MoldovaGheorghe DucaPDM24 August 200428 November 2018 References
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