The Republic of Moldova continues to stand where peace and stability need support. Today, the fourth contingent of Carabinieri departed to join the KFOR international mission in Kosovo. The team, comprising one woman and two men, will represent our country with professionalism and honor on the international stage of peace and security. 

Today, at the Ministry of Internal Affairs, a report was presented on Moldova’s preparedness for establishing the Single Point of Contact (SPOC) – a mechanism designed to facilitate information exchange between law enforcement authorities in line with European Union standards. 

Another border crossing point is set to adopt a coordinated control regime, following the European model that brings Moldova closer to the European Union.

Sculeni–Sculeni will thus become the third crossing point to implement this system, alongside Albița - Leușeni and Giurgiulești - Galați. 

The Government has approved the National Program on Migration and Asylum for 2026 - 2030, a strategic plan that places people at the heart of all its actions. The document introduces modern solutions, clear regulations, and more accessible services for everyone involved in migration and asylum processes.