Ecologist Green Party (Moldova)
political party in Moldova
The Ecologist Green Party (Romanian: Partidul Verde Ecologist, PVE), formerly known as the Ecologist Party of Moldova "Green Alliance" (Romanian: Partidul Ecologist din Moldova "Alianța Verde", PEMAV) is a green political party in Moldova.
History
The party was established on April 9, 1992. The Founding Congress adopted the program and bylaws and elected the governing bodies. Gheorghe Malarciuc was the first leader of the party. The party is part of the Together bloc, having joined on 1 March 2025.
Ideology
The party presents itself as a free political party created by Moldovan citizens, advocating sustainable development, interethnic cohesion, democracy, environmental preservation and respect for human rights, using the naturalistic and cultural models. The policies of the green parties that have succeeded. It defends the principle of social equity and equal opportunities for all. It also promotes the formation of a society with a strong, free economy, with a social and ecological orientation.
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