“DAR 1+3” Program: State allocates 10 million lei for 35 diaspora-led projects

The Cabinet of Ministers approved the list of 35 projects to be funded under this year's "Diaspora Home Succeeds at Home DAR 1+3" Program on July 9. The total state contribution is 10 million lei, following the government's decision to increase the funding allocated for each project from 250,000 lei to 350,000 lei.

From Google, to a business in Hong Kong: The story of Daniela who left the Republic of Moldova at 17

Daniela Avramioti, born in the Republic of Moldova and educated in London, is currently making her mark in Asia.

“Noroc”: A restaurant in the U.S. founded by a Moldovan family ranks among California’s best

Traditional Moldovan cuisine has found a place in the heart of California, USA. The "Noroc" restaurant, located in Sacramento and founded by a family originally from the Republic of Moldova, has earned a spot in the prestigious "101 Best Restaurants in California" ranking. This list was compiled by restaurant critic Bill Addison and published by the Los Angeles Times.

Moldovans working in Ireland eligible for pensions and social benefits

Moldovan workers in Ireland may have access to pensions and other social benefits from the Irish government. Today, the Parliamentary Committee for Foreign Policy and European Integration approved an advisory opinion for initiating negotiations on a social security agreement between the Republic of Moldova and Ireland.

DAR 1+3 program boosts transparency and funding for diaspora projects

The "DAR 1+3" Diaspora Home Succeeds Program will be extended through 2030, with increased transparency in the use of financial resources within the program, according to a decision approved by the Government.

Good news for Moldovans: General Consulate of the Republic of Moldova will be opened in Chicago in 2025

The Republic of Moldova plans to open a consulate general in Chicago in the first half of 2025. This was announced by Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi following a meeting with US Undersecretary of State for Political Affairs, John Bass, in Washington. According to Popșoi, this decision was made in response to numerous requests from Moldovan citizens.

Moldovan diaspora mobilises for change in presidential elections

In various countries, the diaspora has formed queues at polling stations to elect the future president of the Republic of Moldova and to participate in the constitutional referendum. Regardless of their location, Moldovans around the world express their concern for their homeland and their desire for it to prosper.

Ludmila Vizdoagă votes first at Tokyo polling station

The first polling station was opened in Tokyo, Japan, and the first Moldovan woman to cast her vote was Ludmila Vizdoagă, who has lived in the diaspora for 19 years.

Moldovan driving licenses could be recognized in the UK

Moldovan driving licenses could be recognized in the UK. Such a project is to be examined by the authorities of both countries, under the provisions of the national laws of each of them.

Young Moldovans and diaspora contribute to EU integration

Dozens of young people from both within Moldova and the diaspora, eager to commence their careers in public institutions and contribute to Moldova’s European integration, have spent two months working alongside officials from central public institutions, guided by senior EU advisors.

Moldova, Spain ease driver's licence exchange

Moldova and Spain have finalised the internal procedures for the implementation of the Agreement regarding the reciprocal recognition and conversion of driving licences, signed in Chișinău on April 18. The agreement will enter into force on September 29.

Festival 'We See Each Other at Home' highlights Diaspora Days

Today marks the beginning of several events dedicated to Diaspora Days in Moldova. These events will bring together hundreds of compatriots who have returned home.