Tag: diaspora
Grosu and Popsoi met representatives of Moldovan community in USA
During his working visit to the United States from December 2-9, Speaker Igor Grosu met with Moldovans living in Chicago and Raleigh, North Carolina. He praised their ambition, and perseverance and wished...
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popsoi, met with the Moldovan diaspora in Japan. What did they discuss
Minister of Foreign Affairs Mihai Popsoi met in Tokyo with a group of Moldovan citizens working and living in Japan. The official praised how Moldovans remain connected to the realities of the...
Moldovan citizens will have a new identity document – identity card. What are the advantages?
Starting in 2025, Moldovan citizens will have a new identity document, the Identity Card, announced by the Public Services Agency (ASP)."By March 31, 2025, a new identity card model will be introduced...
Attention, Moldovans abroad! The website where you can check which polling stations are less crowded
Moldovans abroad can check online which polling stations are closest to them on the platform diaspora.cec.md. The website also indicates which stations are more crowded and where more ballots are available.Angela Caraman,...
(VIDEO) Moldova has chosen! Diaspora message after the referendum
We are Moldova, no matter the distance. We proved once again how strong and united we are. Although we live worldwide - we choose to make our voices heard. And we did......
Far from home but close to making history! Messages to send to relatives abroad before you vote
Surely you have relatives, friends, or loved ones abroad, like every Moldovan. See below for a list of voting exhortations you can send to your friends, relatives, or acquaintances living abroad to...
Maia Sandu came with an appeal to the diaspora
The Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) presidential candidate Maia Sandu called diaspora citizens to mobilize even more for the upcoming runoff election."Dear Moldovans abroad, thank you for the remarkable turnout at the...
(PHOTO) From Yerevan to Abu Dhabi for the future! A Moldovan woman traveled 2000 kilometers to vote for the first time.
An 18-year-old girl from the Republic of Moldova traveled 2000 kilometers to vote in the referendum and presidential elections. Valeria Mihalachi talked about her adventure on social media.The Moldovan is studying in...