Together (political bloc)
Pro-European political bloc in Moldova
Together (Romanian: Blocul electoral "Împreună", lit. '"Together" electoral bloc') is a pro-European political bloc in Moldova composed by the Party of Change (PS) and the Ecologist Green Party (PVE). The bloc was created in the context of the 2024 presidential and 2025 parliamentary elections in Moldova with the aim of representing a pro-European alternative to the then ruling Party of Action and Solidarity (PAS).
The bloc previously included three other members: the Dignity and Truth Platform (PPDA), the League of Cities and Communes (LOC) and the Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB), with the latter abandoning the bloc in August 2024 and the other two in July 2025. These three parties and the PS founded the bloc on 14 April 2024, with the PVE joining later in March 2025.
Together supported Octavian Țîcu as its candidate for the 2024 presidential election, in which he obtained 0.93% of the votes, placing eighth. The bloc and its four original members were the initiators of the Pact for Europe, a document signed by 14 Moldovan parties on 26 May 2024. Inspired in Romania's Snagov Declaration, the pact's signatory parties pledged to support Moldova's accession into the European Union (EU) and European integration process.
History
Formation and Pact for Europe
The Together political bloc was formed on 14 April 2024 by four Moldovan pro-European parties: the Dignity and Truth Platform (PPDA), led by Dinu Plîngău; the Party of Change (PS), led by Ștefan Gligor; the League of Cities and Communes (LOC), with Alexandru Bujorean as co-president; and the Coalition for Unity and Welfare (CUB), led by Igor Munteanu. The bloc was formed in view of the 2024 presidential and 2025 parliamentary elections in Moldova. According to the representatives of the bloc's parties, Together came "to guarantee the European path of the Republic of Moldova, neutralize political risks and unite society", with Munteanu stating that one of the bloc's objectives was to restore society's trust in the political class.
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