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title: "Diaspora as Moldova’s ambassador: Over 200 Moldovans join the “Sharing Moldova” program"
url: https://radiomoldova.md/p/89619/diaspora-as-moldova-s-ambassador-over-200-moldovans-join-the-sharing-moldova-program
published: 2026-11-13T08:43:00Z
language: en
author: "Iulian Fanaru"
section: "Diaspora"
source: radiomoldova.md
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# Diaspora as Moldova’s ambassador: Over 200 Moldovans join the “Sharing Moldova” program

> Over 200 Moldovans living in various countries around the world have signed up for the "Sharing Moldova" program—an initiative designed to promote the image of the Republic of Moldova abroad.
Launched by the Diaspora Relations Bureau, the program is aimed at Moldovan citizens who wish to help promote the country’s image through international dialogue and its path to European integration.
Participants will have access to training in communications, informational materials, practical tools, and mentoring sessions to help them organize activities dedicated to the Republic of Moldova.

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Over 200 Moldovans living in various countries around the world have signed up for the "Sharing Moldova" program—an initiative designed to promote the image of the Republic of Moldova abroad.

Launched by the Diaspora Relations Bureau, the program is aimed at Moldovan citizens who wish to help promote the country’s image through international dialogue and its path to European integration.

Participants will have access to training in communications, informational materials, practical tools, and mentoring sessions to help them organize activities dedicated to the Republic of Moldova.

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"Sharing Moldova is a program for our fellow Moldovans living abroad who wish to promote the image of the Republic of Moldova within the context of our ongoing dialogue and path toward European integration," stated Violina Donu, Head of the Diaspora Relations Bureau, during the "Bună Dimineața" show on Moldova 1.

There is considerable interest in this initiative. The more than 200 registered individuals come from various European countries—including Portugal, Spain, France, Germany, the United Kingdom, Ireland, and the Nordic nations—as well as from Canada and the United States.

The program aims to equip participants with the knowledge and tools necessary to promote the Republic of Moldova in a professional and coherent manner. Furthermore, the initiative includes mentorship sessions for those who wish to develop their own projects and organize specific activities to promote the country.

Participants also benefit from interacting with experts in communication, promotion, and European integration, ensuring that the messages conveyed to audiences abroad are accurate and well-substantiated.

"We believe that, through this approach, program participants will expand their knowledge of how to promote the country abroad, thereby becoming part of this network of promoters," noted the Head of the Diaspora Relations Bureau.

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To date, we have held two training sessions. The first focused on the country brand, while the second covered tourism and destinations worth discovering in the Republic of Moldova.

The upcoming session will address local partnerships, event organization, and collaboration with various networks of stakeholders within the communities where Moldovans reside. Participants will learn how to identify partners, engage local audiences, and highlight the most compelling aspects of the Republic of Moldova to promote it.

Violina Donu emphasized that organizing a successful event abroad involves not only presenting the country but also finding ways to involve citizens of the host nation.

In this process, one can leverage networks of professionals, active diaspora leaders, journalists, vloggers, and influencers—whose connections can help amplify the impact of promotional efforts.

Another key topic to be covered in the program is countering disinformation. Participants will receive information on reforms implemented by the Republic of Moldova, the current status of the European integration process, and the accurate messages to convey to audiences abroad.

In this regard, the Head of the Diaspora Relations Bureau urged citizens of the Republic of Moldova to rely on credible sources and seek institutional support when planning events or other promotional activities.

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The “Sharing Moldova” program consists of six training sessions; however, support activities for the diaspora will continue after these sessions conclude. The Diaspora Relations Bureau aims to continue encouraging active citizens throughout 2027, including by providing mentorship and support for their initiatives to promote the country.

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