Compensation of 300 thousand lei for teachers who will go to Gagauzia to teach in Romanian language

Teachers who will go to teach school subjects in Romanian in the UTA Gagauzia could receive a one-time allowance of 300 thousand lei, provided they work for at least five years in the institution where they will be assigned. The measure is provided in a project of the Ministry of Education and Research, published for public consultations, reports IPN.

The project targets both Romanian Language and Literature teachers, as well as teaching staff who are going to teach other school subjects in Romanian. Both novice and experienced teaching staff will be able to benefit from the support measures. They must have higher education corresponding to the qualification for the taught subject and the right to carry out teaching activities in general education.

The compensation will be granted in two equal installments, each of 150 thousand lei. The first will be paid no later than October 30th in the year in which the allocation and job placement took place, and the second – six months after the allocation date, provided that the employment relationship is maintained.

If the beneficiary resigns on his own initiative before the completion of the five years or is dismissed for reasons attributable to him, he will have to fully refund the amount received. The money will not have to be refunded if the termination of activity occurs for reasons such as child care leave, death, medically confirmed inability to work, force majeure situations, or the approval of a new relocation by the MEC.



Teachers who will go to teach school subjects in Romanian in the UTA Gagauzia could receive a one-time allowance of 300 thousand lei, provided they work for at least five years in the institution where they will be assigned. The measure is provided in a project of the Ministry of Education and Research, published for public consultations, reports IPN.

The project targets both Romanian Language and Literature teachers, as well as teaching staff who are going to teach other school subjects in Romanian. Both novice and experienced teaching staff will be able to benefit from the support measures. They must have higher education corresponding to the qualification for the taught subject and the right to carry out teaching activities in general education.

The compensation will be granted in two equal installments, each of 150 thousand lei. The first will be paid no later than October 30th in the year in which the allocation and job placement took place, and the second – six months after the allocation date, provided that the employment relationship is maintained.

If the beneficiary resigns on his own initiative before the completion of the five years or is dismissed for reasons attributable to him, he will have to fully refund the amount received. The money will not have to be refunded if the termination of activity occurs for reasons such as child care leave, death, medically confirmed inability to work, force majeure situations, or the approval of a new relocation by the MEC.

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Compensation of 300 thousand lei for teachers who will go to Gagauzia to teach in Romanian language

Teachers who will go to teach school subjects in Romanian in the UTA Gagauzia could receive a one-time allowance of 300 thousand lei, provided they work for at least five years in the institution where they will be assigned. The measure is provided in a project of the Ministry of Education and Research, published for public consultations, reports IPN.

The project targets both Romanian Language and Literature teachers, as well as teaching staff who are going to teach other school subjects in Romanian. Both novice and experienced teaching staff will be able to benefit from the support measures. They must have higher education corresponding to the qualification for the taught subject and the right to carry out teaching activities in general education.

The compensation will be granted in two equal installments, each of 150 thousand lei. The first will be paid no later than October 30th in the year in which the allocation and job placement took place, and the second – six months after the allocation date, provided that the employment relationship is maintained.

If the beneficiary resigns on his own initiative before the completion of the five years or is dismissed for reasons attributable to him, he will have to fully refund the amount received. The money will not have to be refunded if the termination of activity occurs for reasons such as child care leave, death, medically confirmed inability to work, force majeure situations, or the approval of a new relocation by the MEC.


On Saturday afternoon, a drone unauthorizedly entered the airspace of the Republic of Moldova from Ukraine and was detected near several localities in the north of the country. As a result of the incident, the airspace in the north and center of the country was temporarily closed, reports IPN.

According to the Ministry of Defense, the National Army’s Air Operations Service detected the drone at 03:26 PM. At the same time, a Border Police patrol observed the device near the village of Vasilcau, Soroca district. Subsequently, it disappeared from the radar in the area of Baxani locality, and at 04:03 PM it was detected again near the village of Cuconestii Noi, Edinet district.

For the safety of civil flights, the airspace in the north and center of the country was temporarily closed. The Central Zone was reopened at 04:20 PM, and the Northern Zone – at 04:30 PM.

The restrictions have further affected numerous air flights. According to the Civil Aviation Authority, the plane operating the Sharm el-Sheikh-Chisinau flight was temporarily held in the waiting area near the city of Bacau, after which it continued its flight to Chisinau. Meanwhile, the Chisinau-Bucharest, Chisinau-Istanbul, and Chisinau-Alicante flights were temporarily grounded.

AAC specifies that flights have been resumed after the reopening of the airspace, however, some flights may experience delays.

Previously, in the context of the air alert in Ukraine, eight Moldovan-Ukrainian border crossing points had temporarily ceased their activities. Subsequently, the Border Police announced the resumption of their activities under normal conditions.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025