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First Lady of Moldova

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First Lady of Moldova
Romanian: Prima Doamnă a Republicii Moldova
The Flag of Moldova
Residence	Presidential Palace
Precursor	Spouse of the Chairmen of the Supreme Soviet of the Moldavian SSR
Inaugural holder	Georgeta Snegur
Formation	September 3, 1990

First Lady of Moldova (Romanian: Prima Doamnă a Republicii Moldova) is an informal title applied to the wife of the President of Moldova.

First ladies of Moldova (since 1991)[edit]

No.	Name	President	Term begins	Term ends	Notes
1	Georgeta Snegur	Mircea Snegur	3 September 1990	15 January 1997	^[1]
2	Antonina Lucinschi	Petru Lucinschi	15 January 1997	7 April 2001	^[2]
3	Taisia Voronin	Vladimir Voronin	7 April 2001	11 September 2009
4	Dina Ghimpu	Mihai Ghimpu	11 September 2009	28 December 2010	^[3]
-	Sanda Filat	Vlad Filat	28 December 2010	30 December 2010
-	Victoria Lupu	Marian Lupu	30 December 2010	23 March 2012
5	Margareta Timofti	Nicolae Timofti	23 March 2012	23 December 2016
6	Galina Dodon	Igor Dodon	23 December 2016	24 December 2020	n^[4]
-		Maia Sandu	24 December 2020	present