UN General Assembly
2009

Committee for the Review Conference of the Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons. The current global economic and financial crisis, one of the most serious since the creation of the United Nations, has affected virtually all countries, including the Republic of Moldova. In 2008, the previous Communist Government in Chisinau denied the existence of an economic and financial crisis; only after its defeat in the elections of 29 July 2009 did its representatives begin to raise the alarm. The current administration, the Alliance for European Integration, is assuming full responsibility 09-53165 24 for managing the economic crisis by attracting funds from international financial organizations, securing foreign investment, providing jobs, reviving the real sector of the economy, ensuring the de-monopolization of production sectors, and liberalizing exports and imports. The liberal democratic Government relies on the support of United Nations institutions and all international structures in promoting the rule of law, safeguarding fundamental human rights and freedoms, and ensuring the functionality of democratic institutions and the freedom of mass media. The Republic of Moldova followed intently the