The training programme focused on several strategic areas: information exchange, joint investigations and the prevention of global infringements. Sessions featuring guest German experts were of particular interest to the participants.
They shared Germany’s practical experience in applying EU regulations governing the cross-border enforcement of consumer protection offences. Using specific examples, the experts demonstrated how to conduct investigations effectively and impose sanctions on unscrupulous companies at an international level.
Our German colleagues advocate establishing channels for the rapid exchange of information on infringements between Chișinău and European capitals, and providing mutual assistance within the framework of coordination mechanisms when identifying international fraud schemes.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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