Moldova

Ensuring access to public safety services should not depend on geography. Yet in many rural and remote areas of the Republic of Moldova, limited infrastructure has long made regular police presence a challenge.

As of 1 January 2026, Volker Jacoby will assume responsibility as Project Manager for Moldova, overseeing the continued implementation of the GS-F projects.
He is taking over an established project environment: in Moldova, a project involving both project management and drones is currently being implemented with the Ministry of Internal Affairs as well as a project with the national police.

Corruption undermines trust in public institutions and weakens the relationship between the state and its citizens. Addressing it requires more than internal rules and procedures.

Last week, the GS-Foundation, in cooperation with the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Republic of Moldova (MIA), successfully conducted the first-ever mentoring session for representatives of the General Inspectorate of Carabinieri (GIC).

This week, the GS Foundation took part in the Women4Security Conference 2025 in Chișinău, Republic of Moldova – an event that has special significance this year.

The GS-Foundation is taking part in the Women4Security Conference 2025 in Chișinău, Moldova — marking 25 years of UN Security Council Resolution 1325 and 30 years of the Beijing Declaration.

Last week, Moldovan National Police officials made a visit to the United Kingdom to participate in International Security and Cyber Security Exhibitions in London – the global hub for latest innovations in law enforcement and public safety.

At the end of September, the GS-F handed over a modern laboratory spectrometer to the General Police Inspectorate (GPI) of the Republic of Moldova. The equipment will enhance the capabilities of the GPI’s forensic laboratory by enabling precise chemical analysis of samples collected during investigations.

At the 62nd Annual International Association of Women Police (IAWP) Conference in Glasgow, the GS-F-supported Moldovan delegation had the unique opportunity to participate in workshops, engage in networking, and connect with law enforcement leaders from all over the world.

On 27 August 1991 the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova declared independence from the Soviet Union. This day marked a historic step towards freedom, democracy and sovereignty. Since then, Independence Day has been celebrated every year as a symbol of dignity, self determination and Moldova’s European path.