Synergy of reforms for modernization of governance in the Republic of Moldova

Since independence (1991), the Republic of Moldova has initiated and implemented several reforms in order to modernize and consolidate a rule of law based on democratic principles. In this respect, many normative acts, strategies and action plans have been adopted to ensure the implementation of reforms in all areas of public administration, justice and other structures in the state power system. After 25 years of independence, the results of these reforms are clearly lower than the expectations of the population and the volume of investments made for this purpose. The reasons for the failure of the reforms in our country can be analyzed, but cannot be justified, even if some causes are subjective and some objective. More and more often, the fault lies in the sphere of the geopolitical situation and, less, assumes the responsibility of these unsuccessful governors who decide on the necessity and the way to implement the reforms. This topic is very important and needs to be studied multilaterally and multidisciplinary. At first glance, each of the reforms has produced some effects of modernizing and improving the activity of a given field, but because other areas with which it intersects are delayed in reform, an increase in the general efficiency of government is not felt. In our opinion, there is a lack of the synergy of all the reforms that allow for mutual complement and synchronization of the activity of all state structures with one goal - ensuring good governance for the benefit of citizens.