Deputy Director of USAID in the Republic of Moldova, John P. Riordan, ends his mandate

The Deputy Director of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Mission, John P. Riordan, is ending his four-year mandate in the Republic of Moldova.

Over 590 laptops were distributed to 22 educational institutions

About 600 laptops were distributed to educational institutions in the country. The value of the equipment is 500 thousand dollars, they were procured with the support of UNICEF and the Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, said the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun. The official also emphasized that the laptops are to be distributed to 22 institutions throughout the country, including eight schools in the Transnistrian region.

Romania and the EU are investing in bridges over the Prut. Spinu: "We have already signed an agreement for three bridges"

There are no delays in the agreements implementation regarding the construction of bridges over the Prut, and the works will be done from Romania's budget sources and, probably, from European funds, said the Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development in an interview for Moldova 1 TV.

Germany offers 15 million euros to improve the water infrastructure in the Republic of Moldova

The "Improvement of water infrastructure in Central Moldova" project will benefit from a grant worth 15 million euros from the German Government. Additional grant agreements were signed at the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development. According to the relevant minister, Andrei Spînu, the project will bring water to the homes of about 75 thousand people, from Străseni and Călărași districts.

Chisinau will host the third trilateral Moldova-Romania-Ukraine meeting

The Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi, will host the Third Romania-Ukraine-Republic of Moldova Trilateral foreign affairs meeting on Friday in Chisinau.

After the corruption scandal, an acting head is to be appointed at Interpol Moldova

An acting head is to be appointed at the head of the Interpol Moldova Bureau after Viorel Țentiu, who managed the institution, was accused of passive corruption and was placed under house arrest. The announcement was made by the Minister of Internal Affairs, Adrian Efros. He said that, at present, several candidacies are being considered, but he did not reveal their names.

Romanian citizen, who committed a crime on Romanian territory, was extradited at the Leușeni-Albita border crossing point

A 40-year-old Romanian citizen, who committed a crime on Romanian territory, was extradited to the Leușeni - Albița State Border Crossing Point on June 28.

A new exercise with the Armed Forces reservists has started

The reservists of the Armed Forces will be trained between July 1-5 in theoretical and practical sessions at various training sites.

Nursery groups will be opened in kindergartens in 15 localities in the Republic of Moldova

Nursery groups for children aged up to two will be opened in kindergartens in 15 localities in the Republic of Moldova. They will be opened based on a project implemented by the World Bank, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) and the National Office for Regional and Local Development. The amount of investments amounts to more than 2 million dollars, and the renovation works of the halls will start next year. Services will be available for at least 15 children in each locality.

Moldova Honors Stalinist Deportation Victims

A memorial plaque honouring the mayors, priests, intellectuals, and landowners of Bessarabia who were illegally condemned to the Soviet gulag in 1941 was unveiled today.

Teacher Shortage Solution? Moldova Launches Hiring & Support Program

In an effort to address staffing shortages in the education sector, the Moldovan Ministry of Education and Research has launched a new initiative aimed at attracting recent education graduates.

Moldovan Railways on Brink: Reform or Collapse?

The Moldovan Railways (CFM) continue to grapple with severe economic difficulties. In light of this, authorities are contemplating workforce reductions at the company as part of a critical reform process.