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Transnistria (Pridnestrovie) or Dniester or  the Trans-Dniester Moldovan Republic  It declared its independence on September 2, 1990, but its de facto independence has not been recognized and its sovereignty remains an issue of contention.

Also see Moldova Ministers

1997-2000 Minister of Economy Anna Ivanovna Kirova

2000- Deputy Minister of Health and Social Welfare Svetlana Panteleevna Fedotova
2012 Acting Minister of Health and Social Welfare

2000-07 Minister of Education Elena Vasilievna Bomeshko

2000-11 Minister of Economy Elena Chernenko

2003-08 Deputy Minister of Eduaction Nataliya Grigorievna Nikiforova
2012- Minister of Education

2005- Deputy Minister of Economy Natalia Onilova

2006-09 Minister of Justice Galina Vasilievna Urskaya
 
2007-2012 Minister of Education Maria Rafailovna Pashchenko

2007- Deputy Minister of Economy Alevtina Alekseevna Slinchenko
2012 Acting Minister of Economy

2008- Deputy Minister of Finance Alla Nikolayevna Skibenko

2007-12 First Deputy Minister of Industry Natalya Petrovna Rusanova
2012- Deputy Prime Minister

2008- Deputy Minister of Healthand Social Welfare Tatiana Mikaylovna Colak

2012- Minister of Economy Alena Vladimirovna Shulga

2012 Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs Nina Shtansky
2012- Foreign Minister
Presidential Special Representative for the Transnistria Negotiating Process in 2012 and also ambassador extraordinary and plenipotentiary from 2012. (b. 1978-)

2012- Minister of Finance Elena Georgievna Girzhul

2012 Minister of Justice Maria Borisovna Melnik

 

Last update 17.03.12