The Diaspora Relations Office (BRD) has launched the “DOR de Traditii” program, a pilot project under the Moldovan government, offering diaspora children a unique chance to explore the country’s winter customs and traditions. The inaugural edition will be a winter camp from December 23-28, 2024, bringing together 30 diaspora children.
According to BRD, the program aims to strengthen the connection between diaspora children and Moldova’s authentic values and traditions, ensuring the transmission of national heritage across generations.
“DOR de Traditii” was developed in response to growing interest within the diaspora to maintain emotional ties with the Republic of Moldova and preserve its national values. Through this initiative, young participants will rediscover the essence of the country’s traditions.
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During the first edition, participants will experience Moldova’s winter customs through excursions, educational and interactive activities, and hands-on experiences with local craftsmen and cultural figures.
The program is open to teenagers aged 12-17 who have a basic conversational level of Romanian. Priority will be given to those who have not yet participated in other BRD programs.
Applications are open from today until November 16, 2024, through an online form available at: https://bit.ly/DORdeTraditii.