Daniella Misail-Nichitin Photo: Ministry of Internal Affairs of Moldova
According to the Minister of the Interior, one of the priorities will be to strengthen the police’s capacity to prevent and combat crime. Moldova is also interested in modernising surveillance and control systems at its borders.
The parties paid particular attention to Lithuania’s experience in managing migration processes and granting asylum. Furthermore, the Moldovan ministry hopes to study Lithuania’s approaches to digital services in order to streamline administrative procedures and make public services more accessible to citizens and displaced persons.
Misail-Nichitin noted that the development of the partnership is linked to Moldova’s European integration and the fulfilment of its obligations under Chapter 24, ‘Justice, Freedom and Security’.
The Minister of the Interior also expressed an interest in further cooperation with the Lithuanian side and the development of joint projects. According to her, European cooperation has practical value when the exchange of experience and mutual support help to enhance security and improve the quality of public services.
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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