The All-Pridnestrovian People’s Forum is a republic-wide public movement led by Vadim Krasnoselsky. The PMR President personally oversees the organization’s work. Chairman of the Forum’s Coordinating Council Anatoly Bulda informed the President on its current activities.
The Forum brings together 89 organizations to date. Territorial branches have been established in every city and district, with the exception of Dnestrovsk, and most include youth wings. Following the President’s directive, the Forum has placed a strong emphasis on public oversight. It was noted that this increased focus has led to a significant rise in the number of inquiries from citizens regarding specific issues. Oversight efforts are conducted both on an ad-hoc basis responding to specific requests and through a planned schedule. Representatives of the Forum carried out inspections across all cities and districts of the republic, working closely with the heads of state administrations and local deputies this spring. These inspections covered 46 sites currently under construction or renovation as part of the state capital investment program.
Another key area of the Forum’s work is engagement with the youth. Several roundtables were held at the State University, focusing on the preservation of historical memory and the cultural identity of the Pridnestrovian people in 2024. Members organized and participated in various patriotic initiatives, community cleanup events, lessons of courage, and working meetings. They hosted additionally a media project contest titled "Speaking of War Through Poetry".
Regarding its broader, republic-wide role, the organization played an active part in coordinating and conducting Victory Day, Republic Day, and other state-level, public, and cultural events. Vadim Krasnoselsky specifically highlighted the Assembly of the Pridnestrovian People held in Tiraspol, as well as the preceding rallies in Bendery against the economic pressure exerted by Moldova. The President underscored the significance of these events and the substantial contribution made by the All-Pridnestrovian People’s Forum.
Vadim Krasnoselsky called for the continuation of this socially important work, emphasizing that the role of the All-Pridnestrovian People’s Forum has only grown over the decade the movement has been in operation.
