Political

Cristina Gherasimov discussed with the US ambassador about the European course of the Republic of Moldova

The European path of the Republic of Moldova and the progress made in the implementation of the last three recommendations of the European Commission were the main topics discussed by the deputy-prime minister for European integration, Cristina Gherasimov, with the US ambassador in Chisinau, Kent Logsdon.

Cristina Gherasimov appreciated the support provided by the United States in the fight against corruption and strengthening the rule of law in our country.

The commitment of the authorities to continue the implementation of the reform agenda was also reiterated, so that we advance at an accelerated pace on the path to joining the European Union.

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Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova designates the winners of the national contemporary art salon
Culture

Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova designates the winners of the national contemporary art salon

The Union of Fine Artists of the Republic of Moldova has announced the winners of the National Contemporary Art Salon, the final exhibition-competition of 2024. Organized by the Union of Plastic Artists of the Republic of Moldova, this event highlights the engagement of artists in the creative process and their desire to enhance the world through art.

Romania's presidential election sees tight first-round results
International

Romania's presidential election sees tight first-round results

In the second round of Romania's presidential elections, independent candidate Călin Georgescu may face off against Marcel Ciolacu. Elena Lasconi is in third place, followed by George Simion in fourth.

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Universities from the Republic of Moldova promoted in India. Dan Perciun: Each international student contributes €10,000 annually to the country's economy.
Social

Universities from the Republic of Moldova promoted in India. Dan Perciun: Each international student contributes €10,000 annually to the country's economy.

International students who choose to study in the Republic of Moldova contribute approximately €10,000 each year to the country's economy through tuition fees, accommodation, food, and other services, according to Dan Perciun, the Minister of Education and Research. He noted that these funds support job creation and investment in universities, thereby improving conditions for all students.