Order of Honour (Moldova)

Order of Honour

Order of Honour (Romanian: Ordinul de Onoare) is a state order of the Republic of Moldova established by Parliament of Moldova in 2002, which is awarded by presidential decree. It is the fourth highest distinction of Moldova, after Order of the Republic, Order of Ştefan cel Mare, Order of Bogdan Întemeietorul, and just before the Order of "Glory of Labour". The Order of Honour can be awarded also to organizations, institutions, etc.^[1]

Notable recipients (partial list)

• Sepp Blatter

• Michel Platini

• Borys Paton

• Radosław Sikorski

• Serafim Urechean

• Pavel Cebanu

• Titus Corlățean

• Raed Arafat

• Mitrofan Cioban

• Zinaida Greceanîi

• Vasile Sturza

• Peace Corps

• Ion Negrei

• Alexandru Tănase

• Vladimir Hotineanu

• Valeriu Cosarciuc

• Leonid Bujor

• Alexandru Oleinic

• Valentina Buliga

• Marcel Răducan

• Veaceslav Iordan

• Dumitru Diacov

• Vasile Ursu

• Vadim Cojocaru

• Oleg Bodrug

• Veaceslav Untilă

• Ion Pleșca

• Iurie Colesnic

• Anatolie Ghilaș

• Nicolae Dabija (politician)

• Vasile Șoimaru

• Tudor Gheorghe Țopa

• Mihai Poiată

• Vasile Vatamanu

• Alecu Reniță

• Ion Ungureanu

• Victor Stepaniuc

• Nicolae Țâu

• Gheorghe Amihalachioaie

• Peter (Păduraru)

• Victor Pușcaș

• Marius Lazurca

• Dan Dungaciu

• Ion Țurcanu

• Mihail Dolgan

• Dirk Schuebel

• Cesare de Montis

• Mihai Balan

• Vitalie Ciobanu

• Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova

• Nichita Smochină

• Grigore Belostecinic

• Emilian Galaicu-Păun

• Vasile Bumacov

• Andrei Usatîi

• Tatiana Anodina

• Nicolae Andronic

• Gheorghe Buzatu

• Marchel (Mihăescu)

• Peter (Musteață)

• Andrian Candu

• Ion Anton

• Valeriu Rudic

• Ionel Haiduc

• Irina Loghin

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