Government of Transnistria facts for kids
The Government of Transnistria is like the main team of leaders for the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. This republic is a place that acts like an independent country, even though many other countries don't officially recognize it. It's often just called Transnistria.
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How the Government Works
The way Transnistria's government is set up changed on January 1, 2012. Before this, the President had most of the power. Ministers worked directly under the President.
In June 2011, changes were made to Transnistria's Constitution. These changes created the role of the Prime Minister. They also set up a new government structure. Now, the government is the main executive power. It includes the Prime Minister, their deputies, ministers, and leaders of cities and regions.
What the Government Does
The Government of Transnistria follows the country's Constitution and laws. It also follows rules set by the President. Here are some of its important jobs:
- It creates the plan for the country's budget. This plan is then sent to the Supreme Council (the parliament) for approval. The government also makes sure the budget is followed.
- It reports to the Supreme Council on how the budget was used.
- It gives yearly reports to the Supreme Council about its activities.
- It makes sure the country has a clear plan for culture, science, education, healthcare, and social help. It also works on protecting the environment.
- It takes steps to protect the country and keep it safe. It also helps carry out the country's plans both inside and outside Transnistria.
- It works to make sure laws are followed. It protects the rights and freedoms of people. It also keeps public order and fights crime.
- It carries out other duties given to it by the Constitution, laws, and the President.
Who is in the Government Now?
The people listed below are currently serving in important roles in the Transnistrian government. This group of leaders is often called the "cabinet."
| Office | Person in Charge |
|---|---|
| Prime Minister | Aleksandr Martynov |
| First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Finance | Tatyana Kirova |
| Deputy Prime Minister | Aleksey Alekseevich Tsurkan |
| Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development | Sergey Anatolyevich Obolonik |
| Deputy Prime Minister for Legal Issues and Public Authority Interaction - Chief of Staff of the Government | Stanislav Mikhaylovich Kasap |
| Minister of Internal Affairs | Ruslan Petrovich Mova |
| Minister of Defence | Oleg Aleksandrovich Obruchkov |
| Minister of Justice | Aleksandra Iosifovna Tumba |
| Minister of Foreign Affairs | Vitaliy Viktorovich Ignatyev |
| Minister of Labor and Social Security | Elena Nikolaevna Kulichenko |
| Minister of Agriculture and Natural Resources | Efimiy Mikhaylovich Koval |
| Minister of Healthcare | Andrey Ivanovich Guranda |
| Minister of Education | Tatyana Gennadyevna Loginova |
The Law-Making Branch
The Supreme Council, also known as the Supreme Soviet, is the parliament of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. This means it is the main group that makes laws for the country.
See also
In Spanish: Gobierno de Transnistria para niños
