Moldova’s CNAM unveils AI healthcare assistant for citizens

The National Health Insurance Company (CNAM) has launched “Ana,” an AI-driven virtual assistant integrated into its official web portal. This initiative marks a strategic move to digitize public healthcare services in Moldova.

Combating childhood myopia: why screen time is changing vision health

Pediatric ophthalmologists are reporting a concerning surge in childhood myopia. Experts attribute this trend to early, prolonged exposure to digital screens, exacerbated by a sedentary lifestyle.

Moldovan students complete final national gymnasium examinations

Over 7,000 students across the Republic of Moldova conclude their national gymnasium examinations on Monday, June 15. The final test focuses on Romanian language and literature.

Finnish education model: Over 100 Moldovan teachers trained

Between March and May, over 100 teachers and trainers from the Republic of Moldova were trained in teaching and learning in schools, following the Finnish model.

Moldovan youth can discover Romania through ARC Camps 2026; registration until June 26

Students and young people from the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to explore Romania. Registration for the 17th edition of the ARC Camp Program is open until June 26, with 9,000 free spots available across eight locations in Romania.

Flowers and candles at the “Train of Pain” 85 years after deportations

The Stalinist deportations remain a painful chapter in our history, even 85 years later. In memory of the thousands of families forced into exile in distant Siberia or Kazakhstan, flowers were laid at the "Train of Pain" monument on June 13. Attendees at the rally shared stories of their grandparents and great-grandparents, who were, through no fault of their own, central figures in one of the most tragic episodes of our nation’s past.

China Days in Chisinau: Chinese traditions, cuisine and art showcased downtown

Chinese traditions, gastronomy, and art were celebrated during the event "China Days in Chisinau." Visitors took advantage of the beautiful weather and formed long lines to experience the tea ceremony, along with games and interactive activities dedicated to Chinese culture.

Innovations showcased at the sixth “Chisinau Maker Faire” festival

Technology and creativity converged at the "Chisinau Maker Faire" festival, where attendees showcased a variety of projects, including game car simulators, robots, and other innovations. Throughout the day, participants had the opportunity to demonstrate how their ideas are brought to life through applied science.

Chisinau pottery workshop teaches clay crafting

Clay modeling enhances coordination, patience, and attention to detail. Working directly with the material allows participants to grasp the process of creating ceramic objects. In Chișinău, a pottery workshop organized by the Academy of Music, Theater, and Plastic Arts provides the public with the opportunity to learn basic techniques from experienced teachers and students.

MFA: Six of nine passengers in Hungary accident were Moldovan citizens

Out of the nine people in the minibus involved in the accident in Hungary, six were citizens of the Republic of Moldova, and some also held Romanian citizenship. Additionally, three passengers in the minibus were Romanian citizens.

Moldovans killed in Hungary accident; Maia Sandu sends condolences

Two vehicles with Moldovan license plates were involved in two tragic accidents on the M1 highway near the city of Győr, Hungary, on the morning of June 12. Eight foreigners lost their lives in the two successive accidents, according to reports from 24.hu.

“DAR 1+3”: Government, diaspora and city halls invest in development

The Government of the Republic of Moldova has allocated 10 million lei this year to fund 33 local development projects through the "Diaspora Home Succeeds DAR 1+3" program. The selected initiatives focus on modernizing infrastructure, improving energy efficiency, protecting the environment, enhancing education and culture, and providing social protection. The value of state grants for these projects ranges from 200,000 to 348,000 lei.