The political party from Chisinau is collecting donations for the disaster victims in Romania

Sursa foto: ISU Suceava

The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, led by former Prime Minister Vlad Filat, has launched a solidarity campaign with those affected by the floods in Romania, expressing gratitude for the support offered by this country in the summer of 2010, when the Prut Meadow was severely affected by floods, and thousands of residents from the Hancesti and Cantemir districts suffered, reports IPN.

“Today, the roles have reversed. In the last days of July 2025, the counties of Neamț and Suceava were hit by devastating floods. The rapid floods killed at least three people, forced over 1 000 people to leave their homes, destroyed houses, roads, bridges and vital infrastructure, leaving thousands of people without drinking water, electricity and shelter”, the message conveyed by the formation states.

Through this campaign, the PLDM is collecting donations for disaster victims in the form of non-perishable food, clothing, footwear, blankets, drinking water, hygiene products, as well as financial contributions. All donations can be brought to the party’s headquarters in Chisinau.

“We have a moral duty to stand by them, just as they stood by us when we needed it most. We owe them not only our love, but also tangible support, now, when their suffering is great, and our help can make the difference between despair and hope”, conveyed the PLDM.



The Independent Analytical Center “Expert-Grup”, in collaboration with Maib and with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in the Republic of Moldova, organizes the launch event of the public offer regarding the municipal bonds issued by the Ceadâr-Lunga City Hall /maib park /at 10:00 AM/.

The PRESS AGENCY IPN invites media representatives to the public debate on the topic: “Neutrality and the defense capacity of the citizen and the state”, the 354th edition of the series “Developing political culture in public debates”. Participants: Dionis Cenusa, political scientist, associate expert at the Center for Eastern European Studies, Lithuania; Andrei Curararu, expert in international and national security, WatchDog Community; Igor Botan, permanent expert of the project /Conference room of the IPN Agency, Teatrului street, 2/2, 3rd floor, online on the YouTube channel of the Agency, on the Facebook page IPN Press Agency and accessed later in the archive; Realitatea TV, live or replayed, as well as on www.Rlive.md /at 11:00 AM/.

The Ministry of Education and Research, in partnership with the Interethnic Relations Agency, the Ethnographic Association of Roma and the “Voice of the Roma” Coalition, is organizing a roundtable discussion entitled: “The Memory of the Roma Holocaust – lessons for the present and future”, in the context of the European Day of Remembrance for Victims of the Holocaust against the Roma /Government House, entrance from Banulescu-Bodoni Street /at 11:00 AM/.

The exhibition “Bessarabian Authors in the World” is inaugurated as part of the Diaspora Days 2026, which takes place under the theme “Wherever we are, Moldova unites us!” /National Library of the Republic of Moldova /at 11:00 AM/.

The People’s Assembly of Gagauzia convenes for a meeting /APG, Comrat /at 02:00 PM/.

Flower laying and the unveiling ceremony of the commemorative plaque dedicated to the memory of the Holocaust victims against the Roma during the Second World War will take place /at the Visterniceni Station area in the city of Chisinau, Petricani street no. 3 /at 03:00 PM/.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Latvia, Baiba Braže, is making a working visit to the Republic of Moldova /August 3-4/.

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The political party from Chisinau is collecting donations for the disaster victims in Romania

Sursa foto: ISU Suceava

The Liberal Democratic Party of Moldova, led by former Prime Minister Vlad Filat, has launched a solidarity campaign with those affected by the floods in Romania, expressing gratitude for the support offered by this country in the summer of 2010, when the Prut Meadow was severely affected by floods, and thousands of residents from the Hancesti and Cantemir districts suffered, reports IPN.

“Today, the roles have reversed. In the last days of July 2025, the counties of Neamț and Suceava were hit by devastating floods. The rapid floods killed at least three people, forced over 1 000 people to leave their homes, destroyed houses, roads, bridges and vital infrastructure, leaving thousands of people without drinking water, electricity and shelter”, the message conveyed by the formation states.

Through this campaign, the PLDM is collecting donations for disaster victims in the form of non-perishable food, clothing, footwear, blankets, drinking water, hygiene products, as well as financial contributions. All donations can be brought to the party’s headquarters in Chisinau.

“We have a moral duty to stand by them, just as they stood by us when we needed it most. We owe them not only our love, but also tangible support, now, when their suffering is great, and our help can make the difference between despair and hope”, conveyed the PLDM.


One in ten students in Moldova comes from abroad. Their number has reached a record level in the academic year 2025-2026 – 6,423 people, 667 more than the previous year. Economic expert Veaceslav Ionita believes that this segment has significant potential, but it remains insufficiently exploited, reports IPN.

The proportion of foreign students in the total university population has significantly increased in recent years, from 1.3% in 2010 to 10.2% in 2026. According to the IDIS “Viitorul” expert, attracting young people from other countries can contribute both to the financial consolidation of universities and to the improvement of education quality and the development of educational services export.

The majority of foreign students come from Romania – 56.4% of the total. This is followed by India, with 19%, Ukraine – 8.6%, Turkey – 6.9% and Israel – 6.7%.

Veaceslav Ionita asserts that the Republic of Moldova has several advantages in attracting international students, among which are the cultural and linguistic proximity to Romania, but also the possibility of developing training programs in Romanian for young people from other countries.

In the last two decades, the total number of students in the Republic of Moldova has decreased from about 128 thousand in 2006-2007 to 62,900 in 2025-2026. However, in the last two years, their number has increased by about 6,400, and approximately 20% of this increase was generated by the rise in the number of foreign students.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025