On May 13, officials from the Republic of Moldova participated in a review of Chapter 26 – Education and Culture in Brussels, a crucial component of the EU accession process. The review covered five key areas: education, vocational training, youth, sports, and culture.
A Step Toward Modernization
Cristina Gherasimov, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, stressed the strategic importance of this step for Moldova’s future:
“Chapter 26 means a modern educational system that offers more opportunities and better conditions for teachers, creative people, athletes, and young people in schools, universities, sports centers, or cultural centers.”
Building Stronger Institutions
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Galina Rusu, Secretary-General of the Ministry of Education and Research, noted the potential of EU alignment to:
“Support teachers, digitize the educational system, and prepare our institutions for active participation in European projects and programs.”
Boost for Culture and Creative Industries
Andrei Chistol, State Secretary at the Ministry of Culture, highlighted benefits for cultural sectors, including:
Development of cultural tourism
Investment in film and audiovisual production
Protection of cultural heritage
Growth of creative industries
Foundation for a Resilient Society
Rodica Crudu, Deputy Secretary of the Government for European Integration, added:
“Education and culture are the foundation of a modern, strong, informed, and resilient society. EU membership will allow us to share our culture and traditions within the European family.”