Vlad Bilețchi

Activism Bilețchi is president of the unionist (with Romania) organization Public Association Union – ODIP, which he founded in 2014. 13 different districts of Moldova from July to August through the so-called "Union Caravans". and of the 2018 Centenary March. Bilețchi and Union – ODIP were also involved in a restoration project started in 2018 for the .

In 2019, Bilețchi and Union – ODIP participated in a campaign to rebuild the Kindergarten-Gymnasium Dimitrie Cantemir in the village of Aluatu and provide it with teaching material. The school was then the only school teaching in Romanian in the Taraclia District. Union – ODIP donated clothes, toys and books for the pupils, while an economic agent from Romania donated and installed the necessary equipment for the presence of Wi-Fi in the school. Other rebuilding works were financially backed by the Governments of Moldova and Romania.

Political career In the 2019 Moldovan parliamentary election, Bilețchi postulated as a candidate for the Liberal Party of Moldova although he was not part of the party.

In March 2020, he joined the Alliance for the Union of Romanians (AUR), a political party from Romania. He ran as a candidate for the Moldovan branch of the party during the 2021 Moldovan parliamentary election.

Bilețchi criticized Igor Dodon and his 2021 statements in which he threatened to expel the ambassadors of Western countries (including Romania) and the European Union (EU) in Moldova. On the 29th anniversary of the Transnistria War, Bilețchi and Union – ODIP protested in front of the Russian embassy in Chișinău about the presence of Russian troops in Transnistria and demanded their withdrawal.

Bilețchi resigned as president of the Moldovan branch of AUR on 30 January 2022, but he maintained his powers as president until 15 May. On this day, an extraordinary congress took place with the aim of electing a new president of the party. Another extraordinary congress on 10 September elected Boris Volosatîi as the new president.