The security measures taken by the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in the context of the multiple crises of the last year, have been discussed online during a conference organised by LSE IDEAS from the UK.

The Republic of Moldova is in the final stage of preparations to join the most powerful international network for cooperation in disaster prevention and response.

Negotiations were initiated and the signing of the Agreement on the participation of the Republic of Moldova in the European Union Civil Protection Mechanism (hereafter EU-CPM) was approved by a decree signed by the President of the Republic of Moldova.

Several studies show an alarming increase in the rates of traffic and use of synthetic drugs. The trends are global, which is why US Secretary of State Antony Blinken and European Commissioner for Home Affairs Ylva Johansson initiated today the creation of an international community to boost counteraction – the Global Coalition to Address Synthetic Drugs Threat.

Deputy Secretary General of the Ministry of Internal Affairs, Vladislav Cojuhari, held a bilateral meeting with the Ambassador of the Hellenic Republic in Bucharest, Sofia Grammata, on the mandate completion.

The officials reviewed the most important results achieved during the mandate on the bilateral internal affairs agenda and reconfirmed future points of interest.

The leadership of the Ministry of Internal Affairs met today with a group of experts from the GS Foundation.

State Secretary Daniela Misail-Nichitin discussed with the German colleagues about the implementation progress of the Memorandum in the field of strengthening the capacities of the internal affairs system to fight cross-border crime which was signed between the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the GS Foundation in mid-June.

Several employees of the Ministry of Internal Affairs and the General Inspectorate of Police have participated in a two-day conference ‘Strategic planning and management in the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Moldova in the context of EU integration’.

Minister of Internal Affairs, Ana Revenco, had several bilateral meetings with senior officials during her working visit to Bucharest. Cooperation on various aspects of strengthening national and regional security was discussed.

The Black Sea and Balkans Security Forum, which took place on May 18th-19th in Bucharest, is a perfect platform for synchronising security strategies at regional, European, and bilateral level.

In this regard, Minister of Internal Affairs, Ana Revenco, had several meetings with experts in the field of international diplomacy and security policies, including Director of the GLOBSEC Kyiv Office, Iuliia Osmolovska.

Once the Republic of Moldova has been granted candidate EU candidate status, the efforts of the Ministry of Internal Affairs have focused on intensifying cooperation with EU Member States in terms of aligning national legislation with the EU acquis, but also with European practices, which will contribute to modernising the internal affairs system, enhancing state security and combating crime.

The Media Group for Security News (MGSN) on the European Political Community Summit 2023 (EPC), informs:

In less than 2 weeks, Chisinau will become, for one day, the capital of the European diplomacy, hosting about 50 European leaders. The Republic of Moldova will be in focus of more than 750 mln people from the European continent.