Moldova is taking an important step toward improving road safety. Connecting to EUCARIS, the European system through which EU member states quickly verify information about vehicles and driving licences, brings direct benefits to citizens and to the way traffic violations are handled.

To facilitate the mobility of citizens and transport operators and to modernize border-crossing management, the Government has approved the launch of negotiations with Romania on introducing coordinated control at the Lipcani – Rădăuți Prut road crossing point.

Today we say firmly: violence against women has no excuse - neither in real life nor online. This was our shared message during the launch of the national “16 days of activism against gender-based violence” campaign, under the slogan “Moldova without violence” and the clear call to action – #NOEXCUSE for digital violence.

To address the growing risks associated with drug use and trafficking, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, together with the Police of the Republic of Moldova, is initiating the process of updating the legislation by introducing stronger control and monitoring measures, as well as tougher pen

The first ten months of this year have brought a visible acceleration in the pace of reforms in public order, security, and crime prevention. Through a series of normative acts, national programmes, and structural transformations, the Ministry of Internal Affairs has focused its efforts on a common goal: to improve the quality of life through greater safety, more efficient public services, and stronger protection against both traditional and emerging risks.

A delegation of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, led by Secretary of State Diana Salcuțan, is taking part in the 8th International Border Management Conference, organized by ICMPD under the auspices of the Dutch Ministry of Asylum and Migration.