Republica Moldova e pe cale să reușească unde România a eșuat. Reforma administrativ-teritorială. Dispar 32 de consilii raionale și rămân doar trei regiuni

Moldova plans to reform its local administration by merging 32 districts into three regions by 2027, while Romania struggles with outdated administrative divisions. The reform aims to reduce bureaucracy and improve regional development, with new regions focusing on cooperation among municipalities. However, concerns arise over potential political power shifts and ethnic representation. Critics, including former president Igor Dodon, argue the changes may violate constitutional principles of local autonomy. The reform's implementation has already begun, with many municipalities voluntarily amalgamating, but mandatory phases are set to follow.