Prime Minister of Moldova

The **prime minister of Moldova** is Moldova's head of government. The prime minister is formally appointed by the president and holds executive power along with the cabinet. They need to parliamentary support.

## List of prime ministers

- Parties

- Status

|#|Portrait|Name|colspan="2"|Office term|Political party|Prior office|Election|Cabinet|
| --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- |
||Valeriu Muravschi|28 May 1991|1 July 1992|Popular Front of Moldova|Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Finance|—|Muravschi||
||Andrei Sangheli|rowspan="2" |1 July 1992|24 January 1997|Democratic Agrarian Party of Moldova|Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry|—|Sangheli I||
|1994|Sangheli II||||||||
||Ion Ciubuc|rowspan=2|24 January 1997|1 February 1999|Alliance for Democracy and Reforms|Chairman of the Court of Accounts|—|Ciubuc I||
|1998|Ciubuc II||||||||
||Serafim Urechean|5 February 1999|19 February 1999|Independent|Mayor of Chișinău|—|—||
||Ion Sturza|bgcolor="E6E6AA" |19 February 1999|12 March 1999|Alliance for Democracy and Reforms|rowspan="2"|Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Economy and Reforms|—|—|
|12 March 1999|21 December 1999|Sturza|||||||
||Dumitru Braghiș|21 December 1999|19 April 2001|Independent|Deputy Minister of Economy and Reforms|—|Braghiș||
||Vasile Tarlev|rowspan="2" |19 April 2001|31 March 2008|Party of Communists||2001|Tarlev I||
|2005|Tarlev II||||||||
||Zinaida Greceanîi|rowspan="2" |31 March 2008|14 September 2009|Party of Communists|First Deputy Prime Minister|—|Greceanîi I||
|2009|Greceanîi II||||||||
||Vitalie Pîrlog|14 September 2009|25 September 2009|Party of Communists|Minister of Justice|—|—||
||Vladimir Filat|rowspan=2|25 September 2009|25 April 2013|Liberal Democratic Party|Minister of State|2009|Filat I||
|2010|Filat II||||||||
||Iurie Leancă|bgcolor="E6E6AA" | 25 April 2013|30 May 2013|Liberal Democratic Party|rowspan="2"|First Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration|—|—|
|30 May 2013|18 February 2015|—|Leancă||||||
||Chiril Gaburici|18 February 2015|22 June 2015|Independent||2014|Gaburici||
||Natalia Gherman|22 June 2015|30 July 2015|Liberal Democratic Party|Deputy Prime Minister; Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration|—|—||
||Valeriu Streleț|30 July 2015|30 October 2015|Liberal Democratic Party|Member of Parliament|—|Streleț||
||Gheorghe Brega|30 October 2015|20 January 2016|Liberal Party|Deputy Prime Minister for Social Issues|—|—||
||Pavel Filip|20 January 2016|8 June 2019|Democratic Party|Minister of Informational Technologies and Communications|—|Filip <small>PDM-PL</small>||
||Maia Sandu|8 June 2019|14 November 2019|Action and Solidarity Party|Minister of Education|2019|Sandu <small>ACUM-PSRM</small>||
||Ion Chicu|14 November 2019|31 December 2020|Independent|Minister of Finance|—|Chicu <small>PSRM-PDM</small>||
||Aureliu Ciocoi|31 December 2020|6 August 2021|Independent|Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration|—|—||
||Natalia Gavrilița|6 August 2021|16 February 2023|Action and Solidarity Party|Minister of Finance|2021|Gavrilița <small>PAS</small>||
||Dorin Recean|16 February 2023|1 November 2025|Independent|Ministry of Internal Affairs|—|Recean <small>PAS</small>||
||Alexandru Munteanu|1 November 2025|_Incumbent_|Independent||—|Munteanu <small>PAS</small>||

## Infobox (political post)

- **post**: Prime Minister
- **body**: Moldova
- **insignia**: Flag of the Prime Minister of Moldova.svg
- **insigniasize**: 125px
- **insigniacaption**: Flag of Moldova, Standard of the Prime Minister
- **image**: Alexandru Munteanu 29.10.2025 (cropped).jpg
- **imagesize**: 200px
- **incumbent**: Alexandru Munteanu
- **incumbentsince**: 1 November 2025
- **style**: Mr/Madam Premier (informal)
His/Her Excellency (formal)
- **residence**: Government House, Chisinau, Government House
- **appointer**: President of Moldova
- **termlength**: Four years
- **formation**: 1917
- **inaugural**: Pantelimon Erhan
- **salary**: 6,433 USD annually