UNFPA offers modern teaching equipment for students, residents and reproductive health practitioners

UNFPA Moldova today offered modern teaching equipment, in the form of medical manikins, to medical education institutions throughout the country.

The equipment will be used by medical students, resident doctors, medical practitioners and post-graduate medical staff to develop and test practical skills. These skills include medical assistance in gynecological and obstetric emergencies, gynecological examination in clinical management of sexual assault cases, provision of family planning services and cervical screening.

“UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, welcomes the continuous modernization of the health system in the Republic of Moldova. The equipment offered today will improve the quality of medical studies and complement the efforts of the Ministry of Health in strengthening the quality of sexual and reproductive health services and, most importantly, in saving the lives of women throughout the country”, said Nigina Abaszada, Resident Representative of UNFPA Moldova.

The value of donated equipment is estimated at over 440 thousand lei, and these were sent to the following institutions: State University of Medicine and Pharmacy „Nicolae Testemițanu” (Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Department of Family Medicine, Department of Forensic Medicine), the Center of Excellence in Medicine and Pharmacy „Raisa Pacalo”, the Medical Colleges of Bălți, Ungheni, Orhei and Cahul, the Training Center in the Simulation Base of the Mother and Child Institute.



The Ministry of Defense aims to ensure that, by 2028, at least 60% of priority critical infrastructure areas are protected by drone detection and neutralization systems. Currently, according to the authorities, coverage with such systems is limited. This provision is included in the government’s action plan titled “European Economy, Efficient State,” IPN reports.

According to the document, the National Army will be modernized by developing surveillance, radar, and early-warning capabilities, as well as by equipping it with anti-drone systems. Plans also include modernizing military communications and command-and-control systems, as well as strengthening cybersecurity.

The program also calls for increased military mobility through the development of logistical, medical, and transportation capabilities to enable the rapid deployment of forces.

By 2028, the government plans to complete the military camp in Bacioi and modernize at least 18 military facilities. By that time, the radar and early warning system is expected to reach a technical readiness level of at least 35% and a staffing level of at least 55%.

In the area of national resilience, the authorities aim to fully operationalize the State Register of Defense Resources and digitize the records of human, material, and technical resources. In addition, at least two major interagency exercises will be organized annually.

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UNFPA offers modern teaching equipment for students, residents and reproductive health practitioners

UNFPA Moldova today offered modern teaching equipment, in the form of medical manikins, to medical education institutions throughout the country.

The equipment will be used by medical students, resident doctors, medical practitioners and post-graduate medical staff to develop and test practical skills. These skills include medical assistance in gynecological and obstetric emergencies, gynecological examination in clinical management of sexual assault cases, provision of family planning services and cervical screening.

“UNFPA, the United Nations sexual and reproductive health agency, welcomes the continuous modernization of the health system in the Republic of Moldova. The equipment offered today will improve the quality of medical studies and complement the efforts of the Ministry of Health in strengthening the quality of sexual and reproductive health services and, most importantly, in saving the lives of women throughout the country”, said Nigina Abaszada, Resident Representative of UNFPA Moldova.

The value of donated equipment is estimated at over 440 thousand lei, and these were sent to the following institutions: State University of Medicine and Pharmacy „Nicolae Testemițanu” (Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Department of Family Medicine, Department of Forensic Medicine), the Center of Excellence in Medicine and Pharmacy „Raisa Pacalo”, the Medical Colleges of Bălți, Ungheni, Orhei and Cahul, the Training Center in the Simulation Base of the Mother and Child Institute.


Prime Minister Vasile Tofan calls for a review of the salary system in the public sector, amid controversies regarding salaries and bonuses in some institutions. By the end of the month, the Secretary General of the Government, Alexei Buzu, must present proposals to eliminate abuses, including by capping some incomes and eliminating some bonuses, reports IPN.

“The revolt is understandable. I too am outraged, because we are not a wealthy state. We do not have an excess of resources that would allow us to tolerate abuses in this area”, the Prime Minister declared at the first government meeting.

Vasile Tofan emphasized that regaining citizens’ trust is essential for implementing reforms. According to him, the Government cannot ask people to accept difficult measures while tolerating abuses in public institutions.

At the same time, the Prime Minister announced that he will tighten the rules regarding business trips abroad of public authority representatives. He stated that he will approve these visits more rigorously and that he aims to even reduce his own foreign trips, as part of the measures to combat the waste of public funds.

The chief executive mentioned that necessary trips for negotiations, attracting investments, and cooperation with external partners will continue, however, visits without a clear justification will be limited.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025