The commission that aims to investigate the involvement of Open Dialog foundation and its leader, Ludmila Kozlowska in the internal affairs of Moldova will start working this week.

The hearings will start on November 2. This decision was taken today, at the session of the investigation commission.

"I have submitted a series of requests to the authorities and political parties, asking for the necessary information. Information officially received from the institutions at this stage reveals a number of important issues for the committee inquiry, which is why we have decided to invite the institutions to discuss the information provided. The representatives of the organizations concerned with the Open Dialog Foundation are also expected to be heard, so that the inquiry commission has a complete picture of the situation and can produce a more complex and balanced report, to be presented to it in the plenary of the Parliament", said Igor Vremea, the President of the Investigation Commission.

The legislative made this commission in order to find out all the circumstances of the relationship of Open Dialog foundation and some parties.

According to the public information, Ludmila Kozlowka was expelled from Poland and the EU, being suspected of cooperating with the Russian secret services. The woman is forbidden to enter in 26 countries from Europe.

Recently, the Security Service of Ukraine started an investigation on country betrayal.