Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova

Moldova hosted a regional conference on integrity and institutional resilience, bringing together national and international partners to discuss anti-corruption efforts, EU standards and stronger, more accountable law enforcement institutions.

A new OSINT Laboratory has opened at the MIA Academy, with EU and UNDP support, to train future police officers and MIA personnel in analysing open-source information and investigating digital crime.

Discussions with Belén Sanz Luque, UN Women Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia, focused on future cooperation under the Women, Peace and Security Agenda, including protection at border crossing points and child-friendly spaces within MAI subdivisions. @UN_Women

The Ministry of Internal Affairs (MAI) discussed border security, migration and asylum, preparations for joining the Schengen Area, as well as responses to hybrid threats, cyberattacks and online fraud with the Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs and Estonia are strengthening cooperation in security, digitalisation, cybersecurity and border management. Estonia’s expertise and our joint projects help build institutional capacity and improve citizens’ safety.

Moldova’s and Romania’s Ministries of Internal Affairs will strengthen cooperation on modernisation, training and expertise exchange. Talks also covered expanding coordinated border controls, especially at Ungheni–Ungheni, to facilitate the movement of people and goods.

Moldova has officially received the “Migration” Information System, developed with EU support and implemented by IOM. The system will streamline procedures, improve data exchange and support more accessible public services, advancing Moldova’s European integration.

Moldova and Germany discussed cooperation against organized and cross-border crime, cybercrime, fraud, and drug and arms trafficking. Talks with BKA President Holger Münch also covered hybrid threats, crisis management and border security, focusing on expertise and technology.

Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs discussed future cooperation with Lithuania’s new Ambassador, Mindaugas Kačerauskis, focusing on border security, combating drug trafficking and crime, migration management, and more accessible digital public services.

The Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova and Türkiye’s TİKA discussed training for new security challenges, forensic expertise, improved facilities for the Carabinieri and protection for border police officers. We aim to turn cooperation into practical support for our staff.

The General Inspectorate of Carabinieri received 16 vehicles, 40 tablets and 40 mobile printers via the EU for Public Order project, with support from @EUinMoldova and Italian partners. These resources will improve mobility, communication and field coordination. @_Carabinieri_

Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs met with UNHCR Representative ad interim Katja Saha to discuss continued support for over 60,000 displaced Ukrainians, the extension of temporary protection until 1 March 2028, and better access to services and integration opportunities.

We discussed the next phase of cooperation with @DCAF_Geneva: EU-aligned legislation, institutional integrity, staff development and stronger capacity to manage European funding.

Today, Moldova hosts the International User Community on goTravel, bringing together Passenger Information Units, UN and EU partners. As IUC Chair, Moldova shares its experience in using passenger data to identify risks earlier and keep borders safer.

MAI discussed security priorities with the Czech Senate’s Foreign Affairs, Defence and Security Committee: border security, digital capacities, Schengen integration and resilience against hybrid threats. We value Czech support for Moldova’s European path.

Moldova must be better prepared for emerging security risks. With NATO, we discussed critical infrastructure protection, border security, hybrid threats, crisis response and training for MIA employees.

Moldova’s Ministry of Internal Affairs has opened a Drone Operation Training Lab at the “Ștefan cel Mare” Academy. 12 MAI employees were trained in Berlin, with 6 becoming trainers to pass on their skills. Supported by Germany and GS Foundation.

Safer communities need well-prepared responders and the right equipment. Alongside @pmwBxl, we visited new volunteer firefighters’ and tactical training facilities in Rădeni, supported by EU4Moldova Resilience. With @EU_FPI, we bring EU support closer to communities.

Better training starts with better conditions. At CSC Dinamo, renovated shooting facilities now give MAI professionals a safer, modern space to train for real-life missions. Supported by @EU_FPI and @pmwBxl through EU4Moldova Resilience.