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Students will go to school on Saturday to make up the lessons from November 1st

Students will attend school on Saturday, November 9, to make up for the lessons missed on November 1, when the fall break was extended by one day.

This year, the Ministry of Education and Research decided that all holidays throughout the year should be integrated, resulting in a five-day duration for each holiday. Thus, the autumn vacation commenced on October 28 and lasted until November 3.

According to the academic calendar, the winter vacation is scheduled from December 25 to January 8, while the spring vacation will be from March 3 to March 9. To offset the missed school day on March 3, classes will be held on March 15. Additionally, the Easter holiday is planned for April 19 to April 28.

For the two recovery days—November 9 and March 15—teachers will each receive one paid day of leave.

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Igor Grosu on potential Government reshuffles: "The area that has affected us the most is justice"
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Igor Grosu on potential Government reshuffles: "The area that has affected us the most is justice"

Government reshuffles are necessary and will particularly focus on justice field, said the Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu during a show on ProTV. He refrained from naming the ministers who will be dismissed but he said that the changes will only affect the level of ministries, and Prime Minister Dorin Recean will continue to lead the Executive.

46 schools in the country will be energetically renovated with the support of the World Bank
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46 schools in the country will be energetically renovated with the support of the World Bank

The International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) will finance the energy renovation of 46 schools throughout the country, as well as the modernization of the centralized thermal energy supply system in the municipality of Chisinau. The Parliament ratified the Loan Agreement between our country and the IBRD in order to implement the "Sustainable transition through energy efficiency in Moldova" project.

Marta Kos addresses the European Parliament: Collaborating with Kyiv and Chisinau on planned reforms
International

Marta Kos addresses the European Parliament: Collaborating with Kyiv and Chisinau on planned reforms

The European Parliament is currently hearing from the European Commissioners-designate. Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) want to evaluate the skills, independence, and commitment to European values of the future members of the College of Commissioners, which is set to be led by Ursula von der Leyen. The Foreign Affairs Committee questioned Marta Kos, Slovenian candidate for the Enlargement portfolio. She emphasized that the expansion process has become a priority, particularly due to the situation in Ukraine.