Strengthening the country’s capacity to prevent and combat organized crime is a fundamental prerequisite for national security, institutional resilience, and Moldova’s European path.

Strengthening mechanisms to prevent and combat cybercrime, digital violence, and human trafficking was the central focus of the roundtable “Strengthening Interinstitutional Cooperation to Combat Online Sexual Exploitation of Children and Human Trafficking: Results, Trends, and Future Directions”, attended by Alexandru Bejan, Secretary of State at the Minist

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is accelerating the modernization of state border surveillance and control technologies, with citizen safety as its top priority. In this context, Secretary of State, Diana Salcuțan, together with the Head of the General Inspectorate of the Border Police, Questor Ruslan Galușca, undertook a working visit to the Vulcănești Border Police Sector.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs announces that it has initiated extension of the temporary protection mechanism granted to displaced persons from Ukraine. Thus, Moldova aligns with the EU Decision 2025/1460 on the extension of temporary protection.

Every year, our country faces fires, floods, and extreme weather events that endanger lives and property. To better respond to these challenges, the Government has approved an amendment to its decision on civil protection training.

Its purpose is to adapt the training process to current realities and to the risks faced by the Moldovan citizens.