The role of the regulatory system of agricultural land relations in the Republic of Moldova

Abstract

The Republic of Moldova has undergone a cardinal reform of land relations in a relatively short period of time. The reason for this reform is the transition from state land ownership to private land ownership. This reform was inevitable and had social and economic reasons. At the same time, its realization has triggered a complex of problems related to the efficient use of agricultural lands, demographic problems, organizational forms, etc. The lack of a Land Relations Regulatory System is the reason for the shortcomings in the country's social and economic development. It is necessary to create a Land Relations Regulatory System that will regulate land relations at all levels. An important role in regulating land relations could belong to the reform of the management functions distribution between the central and local government by granting additional powers to the local government.