To get the country back on track after being downgraded last year in the US Department of State Trafficking in Persons Report, the Moldovan authorities together with IOM Moldova launched today (29 May) an innovative counter-trafficking project called
Today, the International Organization for Migration – UN Migration Agency – took part in the European Village organized and observed annually by the European Union.
Over 100,000 Moldovan children live in the diaspora and the number increases every year. Moldovan economic emigrants take their children along to their countries of destination and fully integrate them into the hosting society.
Today, IOM, UNDP, SDC and representatives of the Moldovan Government discussed the results of six years of cooperation in the field of mainstreaming migration into national development strategies. The six years count for two phases of an SDC-funded country programme with the same name.
