AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoOnline Safety & Youth Mental Health: President Maia Sandu and Romania’s First Lady Mirabela Gradinaru met in Chisinau to discuss how to keep children safe online as digital life shapes attention, emotions, relationships and mental well-being, calling for joint action by families, schools, health services, authorities, civil society and platform operators. Domestic Violence Response: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan announced five urgent measures after a Magdacesti tragedy, including border alerts for monitored aggressors and tougher criminal treatment for violations of protection orders. EU Transport Funding: The European Commission opened a €1.1bn CEF Transport call for TEN-T projects involving Moldova and Ukraine, targeting rail, inland waterways, road electrification, port charging for alternative fuels, border infrastructure adaptation, digitalisation and military mobility. Waste Management Conflict: In Anenii Noi, mayors’ offices oppose a planned Regional Waste Management Center in Serpeni, demanding transparent site assessments and community consultations due to local environmental pressure. Drug Prevention Cooperation: Moldova signed an agreement with the EU Drug Agency to speed up alerts on new psychoactive substances, strengthen monitoring and create an early warning system, with special focus on risks for children and youth. Transnistria Mediation: Deputy PM for reintegration Valeriu Chiveri met the new OSCE Mission head Christopher W. Smith to review the settlement process and reintegration priorities, including harmonising customs and fiscal mechanisms.
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