Moldova 1 TV campaign | SAVE THE DILAPIDATED MANORS: Pommer Mansion in Țaul, once the village pride, now lies in ruin

We are continuing our campaign to highlight the historical and cultural significance of abandoned mansions. Through reports and interviews, we aim to showcase not only the condition of these buildings but also their potential as tourist attractions. Preserving these estates is not just an aesthetic or tourism concern; restoring them can revitalize communities and transform these ruins into museums, cultural centers, or educational spaces.

Moldova 1 launches campaign to save Ciolac-Malski Manor

Buildings once proud, with sun-drenched porches and grand windows, are now slowly collapsing.

Holodomor victims commemorated in Chisinau: "They ate grass, there was no bread"

The victims of the Holodomor were commemorated in Chișinău during an event attended by several Ukrainian citizens and diplomatic representatives. The event began with a moment of silence, followed by a visit to an exhibition of historical photographs that depicted the suffering of the population during 1932-1933. The program also included a screening of a documentary about this national tragedy.

African swine fever outbreak triggers surveillance in Ialoveni

A ten-kilometer surveillance zone has been established around six localities in the Ialoveni district.

Ciochină case hearing: Court rejects defense request for new forensic examination

Nicanor Ciochină, the former mayor of Boldurești commune, attended a court hearing on Friday after receiving warnings from magistrates regarding his unexcused absences. Accompanied by two lawyers, Ciochină requested a new expert examination, asserting his innocence in the accident that resulted in the death of a 14-year-old boy last year. For nearly two years, the victim's mother has been seeking justice.

From Moldova to America: how a year of study in the U.S. broadens students’ horizons

Young people from the Republic of Moldova can experience the American dream for a year by studying at a high school in the United States and living with a host family. The FLEX Program, funded by the U.S. government, allows students to immerse themselves in American culture and lifestyle. They participate in school and community activities, becoming true ambassadors for their country. Adelina and Petru are two individuals who have gone through this unique experience, which has transformed their perspective on the world.

Exhibitions, fairs and folklore in Cimișlia, within the "Miorița - Laie, Laie, Bucălaie" Festival

Pastoral traditions and local crafts were showcased in Cimișlia during the International Festival "Miorița - Laie, Laie, Bucălaie." This event gathered dozens of farmers, craftsmen, and enthusiasts of traditional culture, who displayed over 80 purebred sheep and goats, along with local products and folk creations. The festival promotes pastoral values and supports agricultural communities through various exhibitions, fairs, competitions, and an extensive folklore program.

Future of pharmacy: Moldova experts redefine healthcare role

The pharmacy is no longer just a place to buy medicine, but a cornerstone of modern healthcare, according to participants at a conference marking the 80th anniversary of the "Nicolae Testemițanu" State University of Medicine and Pharmacy (USMF) in the capital, Chisinau.

EU-backed volunteer fire posts bolster safety across rural Moldova

Volunteer firefighters, increasing in number across Moldova, are always ready for a new mission, despite not being paid professionals.

Young people use cultural vouchers for shows, films, and books

Since the beginning of this year, over five thousand young people have benefited from the "Cultural Voucher" program. This program offers a non-refundable digital ticket valued at one thousand lei, which provides young individuals with access to concerts, theater performances, film screenings, and the purchase of books.

A new option for parents: Stem cell collection at birth is now available in the Republic of Moldova

Mothers in the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to collect stem cells from umbilical cord blood immediately after birth and store them indefinitely at the only specialized bank in the country. This relatively new option allows for the potential use of these cells in treating over 80 serious conditions, including cancer, autism, and diabetes.

Jobs Fair in Chisinau. Over 1,500 job opportunities offered by 25 companies

More than 25 companies and over 1,500 job opportunities were available for visitors at the fall edition of the Jobs Fair, which took place for two days at the "Nicolae Sulac" National Palace in Chisinau. The event featured employers from various sectors, along with universities showcasing educational programs and training opportunities for young people just starting their careers.