How can women be more meaningfully involved in peace processes? What roles do they play in conflict situations and how can initiatives that protect and empower them be supported?

These questions were at the heart of discussions during the Thematic Meeting of the Global Network of Focal Points on Women, Peace and Security, held on May 13-14, 2025, in Oslo, Norway.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is working with partners from Germany to develop new projects aimed at strengthening responses to risk situations, enhancing citizen protection, and equipping operational structures.

Stronger security for citizens and better-prepared institutions to meet emerging challenges - this was the focus of the meeting between Minister of Internal Affairs Daniella Misail-Nichitin and H.E. Cosmin Dinescu, Head of the European Union Partnership Mission in Moldova (EUPM Moldova).

International partnerships are essential for transforming public governance, driving greater performance and enhancing transparency of state institutions. The cooperation between the Ministry of Internal Affairs (MIA) and the Geneva Centre for Security Sector Governance (DCAF) is focused on building a more efficient, accountable and citizen-oriented security sector.

Today, a team of Moldovan firefighters departed for Greece on a new international mission to support local authorities in combating wildfires. Twenty-two firefighters from the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations (IGSU), equipped with six fire engines, will operate for two weeks in the city of Patras, alongside colleagues from Romania, France, the Czech Republic and Austria.

Today, Chisinau becomes the meeting point for Moldova and the European Union. The summit reaffirms that we are moving in the right direction and that our European partners recognize and trust the progress we have made.

Moldovan carabineers and police officers who, in the summer of 2024, took part in the first international security mission for Moldova during the Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris have been officially recognized by the French Embassy in Moldova for their professionalism and dedication.

Police officers, border police, and staff from the General Inspectorate for Migration will benefit, over the next three years, from modern training and advanced equipment aimed at improving their efficiency and enabling rapid, professional interventions in support of citizens.