Profile updated: 07.08.2021
Dumitru Alaiba
politician
politician
Date of Birth: 14.04.1982
Place of Birth: city of Soroca, Soroca
Citizenship: Republic of Moldova
An economist by training, with studies in Moldova and Finland, he worked for five years as an international consultant and project coordinator (chief of party) in Balkan and ex-Soviet countries.
During 2009-2013 he served as deputy head of the Directorate for Policy, Strategic Planning and International Assistance in the Government led by Liberal Democratic Prime Minister Vladimir Filat. The next three years he led the Economic Council of the prime minister.
When President Nicolae Timofti proposed Ion Sturza to run for the premier’s seat, in late 2015, Mr. Alaiba appeared as the candidate for the post of the minister of youth and sport. Ion Sturza however failed to win support in the Parliament in January 2016 over the lack of quorum.
In 2017 Mr. Alaiba co-founded the Policy and Reforms Center (CPR Moldova), a non-profit for democracy and human rights.
At the February 2019 parliamentary elections he joined the ACUM bloc and ran for a seat on behalf of the uninominal constituency №51 USA-Canada, which secured his victory with 2,206 votes over his counter-candidates.
During 2009-2013 he served as deputy head of the Directorate for Policy, Strategic Planning and International Assistance in the Government led by Liberal Democratic Prime Minister Vladimir Filat. The next three years he led the Economic Council of the prime minister.
When President Nicolae Timofti proposed Ion Sturza to run for the premier’s seat, in late 2015, Mr. Alaiba appeared as the candidate for the post of the minister of youth and sport. Ion Sturza however failed to win support in the Parliament in January 2016 over the lack of quorum.
In 2017 Mr. Alaiba co-founded the Policy and Reforms Center (CPR Moldova), a non-profit for democracy and human rights.
At the February 2019 parliamentary elections he joined the ACUM bloc and ran for a seat on behalf of the uninominal constituency №51 USA-Canada, which secured his victory with 2,206 votes over his counter-candidates.
Political Affiliation
Private Function
Public Function
Career
03.2019
Parliament
member, PAS
2013
Economic Council to the Prime Minister
2016
Head of the Secretariat
2009
State Chancellery of the Government
2013
deputy chief of Directorate for Policy, Strategic Planning and International Assistance
2017
Center for Policies and Reforms
2019
programme director
2016
Freelancer
2017
Collaborated with Open Society Foundations, Soros Foundation-Moldova, sic.md, Oxford Policy Management, United Nations Development Programme, Konrad Adenauer Foundation
2004
International consultant
2009
Income
2020
Total: 19.048,44 EUR
449.417,74 MDL
2019
Total: 74.369,62 EUR
210.039,94 MDL
2018
Total: 42.330,00 EUR
329.252,40 MDL
2017-2018
Total: 10.000,00 EUR
29.136,00 MDL
2012
Total: 48.724,00 MDL
Real Estate
2020
Apartment
Value: 92.000,00 EUR
Area: 114 mp
Ownership: 100%
2017
House
Value: 30.000,00 EUR
Area: 48 mp
Ownership: 100%
2017
Urban land
Value: 30.000,00 EUR
Area: 908 mp
Ownership: 100%
Owner: 50%
2016 - 2019
Apartment
Value: 60.000,00 EUR
Area: 57 mp
Ownership: 100%
2016
Apartment
Value: 50.600,00 EUR
Area: 20,9 mp
Ownership: 100%
Owner: spouse
2006
Apartment
Value: 80.000,00 EUR
Area: 55 mp
Ownership: 100%
Mobile Assets
2012
Car
Volvo S60
Value: 19.000,00 EUR
Bank Accounts
Total: 3.761,53 EUR
3.140,50 MDL
0,56 USD
Loans (Taken)
2020 - 2045
Dumitru Alaiba
(8.75%)
845.000,00 MDL
Victoriabank
2016 - 2046
Marian Männi
(2.1%)
45.000,00 EUR
Luminor (Estonia)
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Connections
CPR Moldova - Center for Policies and Reforms
founder
OÜ Development Solutions (Estonia)
owns 100% together with his spouse
OÜ Fixerspress (Estonia)
spouse owns 50%
Silicon Village SRL
founder (33%)