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Warning: Fake work permit offers. Do not pay money!
04.08.2025
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Moldova
The Swiss Representation in Moldova has been made aware of scam practices, including false job offers and fake work permits to Switzerland, aiming at extorting money from Moldovan citizens looking for jobs abroad.
The Swiss Confederation and the Republic of Moldova: A Quarter-Century of Partnership and Over 5 Billion Lei Invested in Moldova’s Development
11.07.2025
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Moldova
Switzerland and the Republic of Moldova are celebrating 25 years of bilateral development cooperation. During this period, Switzerland has supported Moldova with over 250 million Swiss francs (over 5 billion Moldovan lei at current exchange rate) in non-reimbursable grants for the development of several strategic sectors, such as health, economic development, governance, and the improvement of quality and accessibility of local public services.
Joint Statement on the occasion of the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia
17.05.2025
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Moldova
On the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, which is marked today, we express our solidarity and support for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) persons in the Republic of Moldova and around the world, many of whom continue to face discrimination, violence and hate speech.
Switzerland launches Cooperation Programme for Moldova 2025-2028 with a budget of 104 million Swiss Francs
10.04.2025
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Press releases
Moldova
Chisinau, 10 April 2024 - Switzerland has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the Republic of Moldova by officially launching its 2025-2028 Cooperation Programme. The 4-year programme has a total budget of 104 million Swiss Francs (CHF), equivalent to almost 2.1 billion Moldovan Lei. The annual budget of this new Cooperation Programme will continue to be more than twice as high as before the start of the war in Ukraine.
754 Tons of Vital Fodder for Livestock Reach 1,885 Households in Four Districts of the Country
20.02.2025
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Moldova
Chișinău, February 19, 2024 – Forty-four families in the village of Căzănești, Telenești district, whose incomes depend on dairy animals, have received fodder from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO), purchased with the support of Switzerland. The total amount of fodder distributed in the village was 17 tons.
Switzerland Helps Strengthen Emergency Healthcare in Moldova with a 8.3 million Swiss Francs Contribution through the CARE4Living Project
03.02.2025
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Moldova
Chisinau, Moldova – 3.02.2025 – The Ministry of Health of the Republic of Moldova, in collaboration with Switzerland, the World Bank, and the World Health Organization (WHO), has launched the project “Continuity of care in case of catastrophic health events - CARE4Living”. Switzerland is contributing a total of 8.3 million CHF (167 million MDL) to support this initiative, allocating 5.5 million CHF to the World Bank and 2.8 million CHF to the World Health Organization. The first phase of the project will last until September 2028.
Focus Story: Garbage speaks no language and has no political colour
12.12.2024
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Moldova
The village of Dezghingea from the autonomous administrative-territorial unit (ATU) of Gagauzia and the village of Cenac from Cimislia district seem to have little in common, except maybe for the 8 km long white stone road that connects them. Dezghingea is home to over 4,000 people and 1,400 households, with about 94% of the population identifying as Gagauz, according to the latest census. Cenac is almost three times smaller, with a population of around 1,600 people and some 500 households, and 98% of its residents identify as either Romanian or Moldovan. The inhabitants of the two villages have opposing political and geopolitical preferences.
Switzerland supports "Women for Peace and Prosperity" project with CHF 8 million
18.09.2024
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Press releases
Moldova
A Memorandum of Understanding between the Ministry of Labour and Social Protection and the Swiss Agency for Development and Cooperation (SDC) was signed in Chisinau on September 17, 2024, in the context of the 5th Ministerial Conference of the Moldova Partnership Platform. The main aim of the document is to ensure the successful implementation of the Project entitled "Strengthening Peace and Economic Prosperity through Women's Leadership and Inclusion (Women for Peace and Prosperity)", which will run from 2024-2028. Switzerland is contributing to this initiative with CHF 8 million. The Project will be implemented by UN Women and the ILO, in collaboration with the relevant institutions in Moldova.
Invitation to tender: “Strengthening trust, integrity and compliance in and between SME’s and public sector in Moldova (STIC)”
02.07.2024
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Moldova
We invite proposals for a facilitation unit to execute the first phase of SDC's STIC project in Moldova. This initiative aims to enhance trust, transform social norms, and strengthen integrity and compliance mechanisms in Moldova's agri-food and construction sectors, mitigating corruption risks and discouraging shadow economy practices.
National Consultant to assist the Swiss Representation in Moldova during the opening phase of the Strengthening Parliamentary Democracy in Moldova (PADEM) project
20.02.2024
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Press releases
Moldova
Switzerland is looking for a national consultant who will team up with an international consultant, working closely with Swiss Representation in Moldova R-M and Swiss Parliamentary Service. The selected consultant will be responsible for carrying out the following activities:
Editorial: How to coherently promote crisis response, long-term development and social cohesion
07.12.2023
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Moldova
by Guido Beltrani, director of Cooperation, Swiss Cooperation Office in Moldova
The war in Ukraine affects the daily life of Moldovans in many ways. It creates a sense of insecurity, which was particularly acute in the first months of the war and still remains present despite apparently fading into the background. Any developments in the war there automatically become the top news story here. The war also caused a high inflation rate and a significant decrease in economic production; it led to a disruption in the energy supply, a spike in energy prices as well as to deeper divides and new tensions within the society.
Call for proposal : Strengthening trust, integrity and compliance between and in SMEs and public sector in Moldova (STIC)
08.11.2023
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Moldova
The Swiss Representation in Moldova (SR-M) plans a new project with the title Strengthening trust, integrity and compliance between and in SMEs and public sector in Moldova (STIC).