On Thursday, June 5, during the Moldova Digital Summit 2025, authorities launched the new digital platform eDemocratie.gov.md. The platform allows citizens to submit petitions, request public information, or respond to surveys directly from their phones or computers—paperless, hassle-free, and entirely online.
“The eDemocracy platform aims to facilitate active, simple, secure, and fast communication between citizens and public institutions,” the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection announced. “It integrates digital tools for submitting petitions, conducting public consultations through electronic questionnaires, and encouraging collaboration between institutions to solve community issues.”
The platform remains open and accessible to all, including citizens in the diaspora. Users can access it via www.edemocratie.gov.md or through the EVO mobile app.
Citizens can also use the platform to send requests to ten public institutions, including the State Chancellery, Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, Ministry of Justice, Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, e-Governance Agency, IT and Cybersecurity Service, Public Services Agency, Organization for Entrepreneurship Development, and the National Regulatory Agency for Electronic Communications and Information Technology.
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“The list of participating authorities will expand soon. Any central or local public institution can join by submitting a request directly through the platform or by filling out a dedicated request form. Citizens are encouraged to take part in the public surveys already published to express their views on various public services,” the ministry added.
Authorities consider the platform a strategic priority within the national digital transformation agenda, aligned with Moldova’s Digital Transformation Strategy 2023–2030. The Government of the Republic of Moldova launched the platform, and the e-Governance Agency developed it with financial support from the Soros Foundation Moldova, Germany’s Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development, and the German Agency for International Cooperation.