New Historical Option
political party in Moldova
NOI – New Historical Option (Romanian: Noua Opțiune Istorică, NOI) is a political party in the Republic of Moldova with a centrist-conservative orientation. The party advocates for a balanced approach that preserves national identity and traditional values while promoting economic and social development.
History
The party resumed its active political activity in 2021 during its 9th Congress, when Svetlana Chesari was elected president. Under her leadership, the party participated in the early parliamentary elections on July 11, 2021. The platform emphasized social solidarity and progress, as well as Moldova’s disengagement from regional geopolitical conflicts, encouraging peaceful negotiations between major global powers.
In 2025, during its 10th Congress, the party leadership was expanded to include businessman Dmitri Torner, who supports a capital amnesty initiative.
Ideology and Objectives
The NOI party supports reforms to the economic and legal framework, including amendments to the Criminal Code, aiming to eliminate provisions that may serve as tools of pressure on economic agents. The party also promotes a strategic plan to integrate Moldova into the Global Innovation System, arguing that the necessary technological and financial conditions already exist to implement it successfully.
Leadership
Svetlana Chesari, President
Dmitri Torner, Leadership member
Headquarters and Contact
The central office of the party is located in Chișinău, at Nicolae Iorga Street, no. 22.
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