The Director of the National Institute of Justice, Ramona Strugariu, participated as a special guest at the conference “Women Transforming Justice – dialogues on courage, safety, and solidarity,” held on November 7, 2025.
The Director of the National Institute of Justice, Ramona Strugariu, participated as a special guest at the conference “Women Transforming Justice – dialogues on courage, safety, and solidarity,” held on November 7, 2025.
Between 6-7 November 2025, Bucharest hosted the Fourth Edition of the Euro-Atlantic Resilience Forum, organized in a duplex/hybrid format with simultaneous connections to several cities around the world. The event promoted an international dialogue on resilience across critical sectors for NATO and European Union member states.
The National Institute of Justice, which plays an essential role in the architecture of the justice system of the Republic of Moldova, frequently opens its doors to pupils and students eager to explore the learning environment and the values that define professional training in the legal field. Thus, on November 4, 2025, the Institute was visited by students of the Faculty of Law of Moldova State University, members of the Law Students’ Association.
Magistrates from the Court of Appeal of Versailles and representatives of the French Ministry of Justice held an exchange of experience with Moldovan judges and prosecutors during a workshop organized on Friday, November 7, 2025, at the National Institute of Justice. The event was organized in partnership with the Embassy of France in the Republic of Moldova and the French Ministry of Justice. The delegation was accompanied by Simona Pavel, the French Liaison Magistrate for the Republic of Moldova, Romania, and Bulgaria.
The National Institute of Justice, in partnership with the Council of Europe, launched on Tuesday, 4 November 2025, the new online course under the HELP Programme entitled “Alternatives to Immigration Detention”. The event marked the beginning of the training for 86 legal professionals, including judges, prosecutors, judicial assistants, court clerks, prosecutors’ consultants, lawyers providing state-guaranteed legal aid, and officers of the General Inspectorate for Migration.