The Ministry of Internal Affairs' agenda for 2026 is firmly centered on public safety, with external assistance serving as a key mechanism for translating institutional priorities into tangible benefits for citizens.
 

The Ministry of Internal Affairs is advancing the modernization of the national asylum system by initiating a bilateral project with the European Union Agency for Asylum (EUAA), in the context of Moldova's accession to the European Union.

The newly inaugurated premises of the Passenger Information Unit (UIP) represents a strategic investment that enables rapid risk identification, faster decision-making by authorities, and safer travel for citizens.
 

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