President of the Moldovan Parliament

President of Parliament of Moldova

Standard of the President of the Parliament
Incumbent
Marian Lupu
since 30 November 2010
Style His/Her Excellency
Residence Chişinău
Appointer Parliament of Moldova
Term length Four years
Website http://www.parlament.md/

Contents

Moldovan Democratic Republic

Name From Until
Ion Inculeţ 04.12.1917 09.04.1918
Constantin Stere 09.04.1918 25.11.1918
Pan Halippa 25.11.1918 27.11.1918

Moldavian Autonomous Soviet Socialist Republic

Name From Until
Grigore Borisov 12.10.1924 01.05.1926
Tihon Konstantinov 01.07.1938 28.06.1940

Moldavian SSR[1]

The Chairmen of the Supreme Soviet of the Moldavian SSR were:

Name From Until
Nikita Salogor 08.02.1941  ?
Semjon Cojuhari 26.03.1951 17.04.1959
Iosif Vartician 17.4.1959 4.3.1963
Andrei Lupan 4.3.1963  ?.4.1967
Sergiu Rădăuţanu 11.4.1967 14.07.1971
Artiom Lazarev 14.7.1971 10.4.1980
Pavel Boţu 10.4.1980 29.3.1985
Mihail Lupaşcu 29.3.1985 12.7.1986
Ion C. Ciobanu 12.07.1986 17.04.1990
Mircea Snegur 27.4.1990 3.9.1990

Speakers of Moldovan Parliament

On 5 June 1990, Moldavian SSR (RSS Moldovenească) changed its name to the SSR Moldova (RSS Moldova). Subsequently it changed its name on 23 May 1991, to Republic of Moldova (Republica Moldova).

Speakers of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova:

Image Name From Until
Alexandru Mosanu 03.09.1990 02.02.1993
Petru Lucinschi 04.02.1993 09.01.1997
Dumitru Moțpan 04.03.1997 23.04.1998
Dumitru Diacov 23.04.1998 20.03.2001
Eugenia Ostapciuc 20.03.2001 24.03.2005
Marian Lupu 24.03.2005 01.04.2009
Ivan Călin (Acting) 05.05.2009 12.05.2009
Vladimir Voronin 12.05.2009 28.08.2009
Mihai Ghimpu 28.08.2009 29.12.2010
Marian Lupu 30.12.2010

Sources

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Moldovian Republic
 Moldavian SSR
 Republic of Moldova