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Denmark will open an embassy in the Republic of Moldova

Denmark will open an embassy in the Republic of Moldova in 2024. The announcement was made during the discussions between the Minister of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Nicu Popescu, with his Danish counterpart, Lars Løkke Rasmussen.

The diplomatic mission will play an important role in the development and strengthening of political, economic and cultural ties between our countries, according to the message sent by Nicu Popescu to his Danish counterpart.

This year, several countries, including the Kingdom of the Netherlands, Belgium, Greece, Spain have opened or will soon open embassies in the Republic of Moldova.

This underlines the importance that our country has in the region and the strengthening of relations with the member states of the European Union, reads a press release from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration.

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Local elections in Moldova: Over 25,000 voters to decide mayors
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Local elections in Moldova: Over 25,000 voters to decide mayors

Today, eligible voters from seven localities across the country are electing their mayors. More than 25,000 voters are expected to participate. The 15 polling stations will remain open from 7:00 AM to 9:00 PM.

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Chișinău's new traffic centre: Smarter city, safer roads
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Chișinău's new traffic centre: Smarter city, safer roads

Chișinău has recently launched a new Traffic Monitoring Center that will provide real-time data and information, including on public transportation.

Over 200,000 saplings planted as part of the "Forest Generation" campaign
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Over 200,000 saplings planted as part of the "Forest Generation" campaign

The afforestation campaign started today in the village of Mălăiesti, Orhei district. More than 600 government employees, Moldsilva workers, and volunteers participated in planting trees. Throughout the day, over 200,000 saplings, including red oak, maple, ash, and acacia, were planted on over 40 hectares. This initiative is part of the national "Forest Generation" campaign, launched in 2023, which aims to rehabilitate degraded forest areas and create new forests by 2032. The goal is to increase the afforestation rate from the current 12% to 15%.