President Maia Sandu leaves on Friday for Switzerland, where she will participate in the Peace Summit on Ukraine to be held on June 15-16 in Bürgenstock. This was reported to the INFOTAG agency by the President's press service, explaining that Sandu will hold on the margins of the forum “meetings with a number of heads of state and government of EU member states in order to deepen political dialog and economic ties, as well as to promote the EU accession process.”

The U.S., Canadian and British governments are warning Moldovan authorities that ”Russian actors are plotting to influence the results of the fall 2024 presidential election in Moldova and intend to provoke protests if the pro-Russian candidate does not win.” As INFOTAG reports, this is stated in a joint statement of the three countries, posted on the website of the US State Department, “exposing Russia's subversive activities and its interference in the elections against Moldova.”

Sports federations claiming that the National Olympic Sports Committee (NOSC), for the sake of money economy, does not want to include more coaches in the Moldovan delegation, are either unfamiliar with the rules or do not want to get into the nuances of preparation and organization of the Olympic Games. Cristina Vasilianov, member of the Executive Committee of the Association of European Olympic Committees, vice-champion of the European Junior Fencing Championships, told the INFOTAG correspondent.

The EU NEIGHBOURS east program, funded by the European Union, has launched a special ShapeYourFuture page, which presents a variety of EU opportunities available to young Moldovan citizens, both in the EU and at home.