The report of the investigation commission on elucidating legal circumstances on interference of the Otwarty Dialog Foundation and its founder Ludmila Kozlowska in the internal affairs of Moldova and on the financing of some political parties in Moldova was declassified, the parliament’s communication and public relations department has reported.

The report was published on the parliament’s website and submitted to European Parliament, European Commission, State Department and Congress of the United States of America, European Union, parliaments of Romania, Poland and Ukraine, OSCE, Council of Europe, the UN, other international organizations and national agencies.

The commission has studied the risks to national security inherent in the activity of the investigated issue, described as a foreign diversion intelligence activity directed against Moldova.

Also, the commission in its report described legal and political threats and formulated within the principle of separation of powers in the state recommendations for institutions to counteract them, according to legal competences.

The commission was set up in accordance with the Article 34 of parliament’s regulations by parliament decision No204 of 4 October 2018.

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