TVR Moldova

Romanian Radio and Television was formed following the emergence of Romanian Television in 1956, which merged with Radio Romania, which had existed since 1928. Both were then the only television and radio stations, respectively, controlled by socialist Romania. The structure was led by a committee appointed by the Council of Ministers. After the Romanian revolution of December 1989, Romanian Radio and Television evolved rapidly. Antena Bucurestilor began broadcasting, becoming Radio Bucharest from 1998, then the Information and Synthesis Center was established, later becoming the RADOR Press Agency. In 1992, Antena Satelor began broadcasting, the only exclusive rural radio station in Europe. In 1993, the Romanian Broadcasting Society obtained its broadcasting license from CNA, and in the same year, Radio Romania became a full member of the EBU, European Broadcasting Union. From June 1994, according to Law No. 41, Romanian Radio and Television split into the Romanian Broadcasting Society and Romanian Television Society, which became autonomous public services of national interest and editorial independence.

Dan Cristian Turturică (Romania) was voted by the Romanian Parliament in November 2021 as President Director General of the Romanian Television Society, being proposed by the Romanian Government. He is a professional journalist with over three decades of experience in mass media. He was editor-in-chief and deputy editor-in-chief at the publications "Evenimentul zilei" (2000-2005), "Prezent" (2005-2006), and România Liberă (2006-2015). He was also editor-in-chief of the digi24.ro website during 2015-2019, and in 2019 he founded and led the news portal Universul.net. He was a producer and host for several television shows on Romanian channels Prima TV, TVR, and Realitatea TV. He graduated from the Bucharest Academy of Economic Studies and has a master's degree from California State University, Northridge. He is the author of "Romanians deported to the ice of Siberia. Testimonies," published in 2023 by Editura Litera in Romania. The new headquarters of TVR Moldova, which the television moved into in January 2024, is rented from Editura Litera in Moldova, both publishing houses being part of the same editorial group. At the inauguration event of the new headquarters, the founder and director of Editura Litera, Anatol Vidrașcu, handed over a symbolic key to TVR Moldova's management. Dan Cristian Turturică also attended the ceremony.

Nicolae Mocanu is the Director of TVR Moldova, the branch of the Romanian Television Society (TVR) operating in the Republic of Moldova. 

Under his leadership, a new headquarters was inaugurated for TVR Moldova at the beginning of 2024, marking a decade of the channel's presence in Moldova. 

In July 2024, he was honored with the "Ambasador Emerit al Culturii Române" award at the "Valori Contemporane" Gala in Bucharest, recognizing his contributions to promoting Romanian culture.

Other information regarding Nicolae Mocanu's education and previous professional experience is not publicly available.

Mihaela Crăciun (Romania) is the director of the TVR International Department at SRTV. She is a producer and creator at Romanian Television, holding a degree in History and Geography, with a master's degree in History of Ideas and Mentalities from the University of Bucharest and specializations in "History and Film" and "TV News Production". She is one of the hosts of the show "Beyond Black and White" on TVR1. She has also produced and hosted shows for TVR International. She has carried out several media projects at TVR. Between 2013 and 2019, she served as a diplomatic counselor for community relations, press, and communications at the Romanian Embassy in Lisbon. In 2019, she returned to TVR International.

Mihai Rădulescu (Romania) is a Senior TV journalist in the News Department at SRTV. He has been working at TVR 1 since 1996. He was a field reporter for many years, with hundreds of reports and live broadcasts from major domestic and international political events, then became a show producer, news presenter, and talk show host. He hosted "Referendum" - a debate program on current affairs, structured as a competition between two sides. He was part of the "Beyond Black and White" show team and moderates special editions of "Romania File" program.

He began his career as a journalist in 1992 for the daily newspaper Libertatea, where, 3 years later, he became head of the political section. He then led the political department at Curierul Național newspaper for a year. He joined TVR in autumn 1996 following a competition. He graduated from the Center for Independent Journalism, NATO College, and the National Defense College.

Radu Carp (proposed by PNL) is a university professor at the Faculty of Political Sciences, University of Bucharest and Director of the Department of Public Policy, International Relations and Security Studies, Faculty of Political Sciences. He holds a master's degree in European studies and international relations from Institut Européen des Hautes Etudes Internationales (1996) and a Ph.D. in law from "Babeș-Bolyai" University (2002).

Elena Anca Dindirică (proposed by PSD) was the director of TVR Craiova from 2013 to 2021. She is the wife of a PSD member, councilor in Craiova.

Dietlinde Dinesz (SRTv employees' representative) is the minorities programs coordinator, member of the Executive Committee at TVR Timișoara. Previously, she coordinated TVR Timișoara studio. She is the author of the "Isolated in Romania" report series and has collaborated with several SRTV channels.

Valentin-Andrei Enescu (proposed by USR) owns a private radio station, Radio Clasic, dedicated to culture, symphonic and opera music. He also owns a company that distributes films and music for television, organizes events, produces advertising and audiovisual production. Until 2013, he held several management positions within SRTV (advisor to the President Director General, head of chancellery, head of legal department).

Mihai Firică (proposed by PNL) is President of the Romanian Writers' Union Craiova Branch. He was state secretary and counselor in the Ministry of Culture. He has had several activities in journalism (editor at Jurnal Românesc, presenter at Digi 24 television, producer at TVR 3) and activities in communication and public relations.

Lucian Ghimişi (proposed by PSD) is an actor and director, graduate of I.L. Caragiale University of Theatre Arts and Cinematography, Bucharest, Faculty of Theatre.

Nagy Debreczeni Hajnalka (proposed by UDMR) has been a member of the SRTV Board of Administration twice. She was press advisor to UDMR (Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania) president Kelemen Hunor.

Dorothea Ionescu (proposed by AUR) was coordinator of the communication department of the far-right Alliance for the Union of Romanians party (AUR). She is a journalist and strategic communication expert. She worked for Baricada, the first post-December newspaper, then for PROTV, Mediafax and Intact Media Group. She designed branding and online communication strategies for Coca-Cola, TVR, Evenimentul Zilei, Beiersdorf Nivea, Dacia Renault, World Bank. She also created political marketing strategies for personalities both from Romania and abroad.

Luminiţa Gabriela Iordănescu (SRTV employees' representative) is an artistic director at TVR. She has a degree in arts in Film and Television Artistic Direction.

Georgică Severin (proposed by PSD) was President Director General of SRTV between 2017-2021. Between 2008-2016 he was a senator in the Romanian Parliament, member of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) Parliamentary Group.

Christel Ţopescu (proposed by Romanian presidency) was a member of TVR's Board of Administration between 2016-2017 and 2018-2021. She was a producer, editor-in-chief and producer at TVR.

Borislav Velimirovici (representing national minorities) is an SRTV journalist, produces shows dedicated to national minorities.