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In Comrat, the political future of Moldova’s minorities was discussed. At the roundtable, community representatives spoke openly about their concerns, aspirations, and vision for change. The project received strong support from the Czech Ambassador and Moldovan authorities. This marks an important step toward fairness and genuine dialogue.

The Civic Initiatives Center for National Minorities took part in a meeting with Prime Minister Dorin Recean, along with representatives from Gagauzia and Taraclia. Discussions focused on the role of minorities in decision-making and regional development projects. Topics included Gagauz language education, European integration, and countering disinformation.

Participants of the Gagauzia People’s Assembly Simulator engaged with MP Vitali Gavrouc to learn how decisions are made—and how they can shape the future

With the support of the Embassy of the Czech Republic, ICPMN is launching a permanent consultation platform to promote the political participation of national, ethnic, and linguistic minorities in the Republic of Moldova.

The Civic Initiatives Center for National Minorities launches the national campaign #EU4Minorities. Its main goal is to bring together Moldova’s ethnic communities on the country’s path to the European Union. The campaign highlights concrete EU projects that improve daily life — from modernized schools and youth centers to support for farmers and local businesses.

The team of the Center for Civic Initiatives for National Minorities actively participated in the launch of the MOSAIC Program in Mereni, reaffirming the organization's role in promoting intercultural dialogue and strengthening social cohesion.