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Moldovan and Romanian academic and civic engagement

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Educational and civic engagement initiatives in Moldova and Romania have focused on international exchange and youth development. In mid-October, academic institutions in Moldova and Romania launched programs to foster intercultural dialogue and strengthen ties with the Romanian diaspora. Moldova State University organized the ‘United through Diversity’ festival to promote mutual respect among international students, while Romanian institutions held conferences to connect with the diaspora in Spain. Lia Butucel, President of the ‘American Studies Center’ Association, noted that the festival seeks to build an inclusive community where students can exchange cultural and professional values. Following these academic efforts, Moldovan state institutions expanded engagement toward diplomatic and civic education. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs hosted participants from the Moldova Model United Nations 2026, with officials emphasizing the importance of negotiation skills and the country’s goal of European Union accession. Additionally, the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova hosted various student groups, including international ~~guests,~~ guests from France, Germany, Belgium, and the United States, to provide insight into the legislative process. In late October, human rights education expanded to the Gagauzia region. Students at the Gavriil Gaidarji Theoretical High School in Comrat participated in an initiative titled ‘Let us know, respect, and promote human rights’. The program, involving the Moldovan Ministry of Education and Research and the United Nations Human Rights Office, addressed equality, discrimination, and freedom of expression. ~~Ivan Duminica, head of~~ Further academic initiatives in Moldova included a workshop in Fălești organized by the ~~Interethnic Relations Policy Service at~~ State University of Moldova regarding the ~~Ministry~~ intersection of ~~Education~~ economy and ~~Research, stated that~~ cultural heritage. Additionally, the ~~goal is to ensure all children have access to quality education regardless~~ Academy of ~~ethnicity or language. Tatiana Cernomoriț,~~ Economic Studies of Moldova hosted a ~~human rights officer from the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, noted that respect for rights must be reflected in daily life~~ dialogue with US Mayor John F. Argoudelis and Moldovan Consul Anton Lungu to ~~ensure children are protected from discrimination.~~ discuss public administration and international cooperation.

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