Europe Day will be celebrated in Moldova on May 10. This year, it will be a large-scale event, the Delegation of the European Commission to Moldova says in a press release, quoted by Info-Prim Neo. Festivities will start on Sunday, May 10, at 15.00 on the National Opera Square with a European Fair, where all EU-funded projects will host stands to call attention to Moldova-EU cooperation and continue with an outstanding concert. For this purpose, around 30 tents of various EU funded projects in Moldova will be assembled on the National Opera Square. Projects representatives will offer practical information on how they work and what are the results of their efforts. How young people may study in Europe, how the EU helps us promote exports and attract investments, what equipment was offered to Moldovan Customs Service and other information will be presented to the public. Starting with 19.00, Moldovan singers known for having brought Moldova to Europe through the Eurovision song contest will perform: Natalia Barbu, Natalia Gordienco, Geta Burlacu. Next to them will sing Sun Stroke Project, Olia Tira and Alexa. The concert will be finalized by a live performance of Snails and notorious Zdob si Zdub, the Delegation says in the press release. “We want Moldovan citizens to know why we, the Delegation of the European Commission, are here, what we are doing and how the population benefits from our work”, explains the Head of the European Commission Delegation to Moldova, Cesare De Montis. “We want to show to wider public what assistance we are offering to the Republic of Moldova, what are the concrete projects funded by the European Union, what is their aim and what are the results that we have achieved together”, added the Ambassador. For the first time, Europe Day was celebrated in Moldova in 2006. In European countries, Europe Day is marked on 9 May in order to commemorate the Schuman Declaration, which is believed to be one of the founding blocks of today's European Union. Europe Day has become one of the symbols of the European Union, along with the flag, the anthem, the motto and the single currency, the euro, identifies the political entity of the European Union.