A delegation from the Republic of Moldova conducted a study visit to Podgorica, Montenegro, focused on sharing practices in the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 1325. The visit was supported by the Gender Association and the Embassy of Montenegro in Bucharest and the GS-Foundation.
Representatives from the Moldovan Ministry of Internal Affairs, Ministry of Defense, and Ministry of Foreign Affairs engaged in dialogue with Montenegrin institutions, including the Ministry of Defense, the Police Directorate, and the Parliamentary Committee on Gender Equality.
Key discussion areas:
- National strategies for integrating the Women, Peace and Security agenda
- Representation of women in security and peacekeeping missions
- Regulatory mechanisms and gender mainstreaming in policy
- Civil society collaboration and education outreach
- Workplace equality, anti-discrimination, and leadership promotion
Comparative insights highlighted Moldova’s advanced progress in coordination, implementation, and results, suggesting a model of best practice for regional partners. This exchange reaffirmed the importance of knowledge sharing and mutual learning in strengthening the Women, Peace and Security agenda across the region.