Chisinau’s suburban town of Vadul lui Voda will host an Anticorruption Camp for 26 students from Moldova and Ukraine during July 25 – August 1, Info-Prim Neo reports. Victor Colin, department head at the Moldovan Anticorruption Center, has told a news conference on Monday the camp aims to inform the trainees about the aspects and methods of preventing corruption. Fourteen Moldovan and twelve Ukrainian students in their final year of study have been selected to attend trainings, seminars and presentations on the topic featuring national and international experts. The selection was carried out by the EUBAM based on an essay competition themed “What would I do for the country if I were president?” The trainees will also travel to Orheiul Vechi, organize role playing games and watch various video spots on corruption. This is the fifth anticorruption camp organized by the Anticorruption Center and the EU Border Assistance Mission.