The programme is delivered over the course of three days and follows a preparatory phase that included online sessions held in November.
The programme is delivered over the course of three days and follows a preparatory phase that included online sessions held in November.
The conference served as a platform for inspiration and action, grounded in the experiences of the participants, and focused on addressing systemic barriers, promoting gender equality, and strengthening the professional safety of women in the field of justice.
The event promoted an international dialogue on resilience across critical sectors for NATO and European Union member states.
The management of the National Institute of Justice – Ramona Strugariu, Director, and Ghennadi Epure, Deputy Director – participated in the Conference of Directors of the European Judicial Training Network (EJTN), held in Bordeaux, France.
The festive ceremony, which began with the performance of the National Anthem of the Republic of Moldova, brought together representatives of justice sector authorities, candidates for the positions of judge and prosecutor, trainers, and NIJ staff members.
Today, 16 December 2025, the National Institute of Justice launched the in-person training sessions of the Advocacy Training Programme. The programme is delivered over the course of three days and follows a preparatory phase that included online sessions held in November.
With a view to strengthening national capacities in the field of financial investigations and asset recovery, the first week of a complex training program, a pilot - project with a component of Training of Trainers, was held at the National Institute of Justice from 8 to 12 December 2025. This phase focused on preparing specialists who will apply the methodology of the International Centre for Asset Recovery (ICAR) in specialized training activities and will contribute to the development of a national network of qualified trainers.
DIGILEX Week has concluded at the National Institute of Justice, taking place from 22 to 26 November 2025 and dedicated to strengthening the institution’s staff digital skills.
The National Institute of Justice hosted, on 26-28 November 2025, the first edition of the National European Union Law Competition, an event that brought together student teams from the main law faculties in the Republic of Moldova. The competition aimed to test theoretical knowledge, develop advocacy skills, and familiarize future jurists with EU law procedures in a competitive setting.
The end of November marks, internationally, a period dedicated to raising awareness on preventing gender-based violence. This year again, the National Institute of Justice joins the “16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence” campaign. As a sign of solidarity, NIJ trainees decorated the institution’s courtyard trees with orange ribbons – a symbolic gesture reminding us of the importance of empathy, respect, responsibility, and support for those affected by violence.
The trainees of the National Institute of Justice, candidates for the positions of judge and prosecutor of the 19th cohort, participated on Wednesday, 19 November 2025, in a public lecture entitled “The European Public Prosecutor’s Office: a new actor in the European Judicial System”, delivered by Ms. Dana Manuela Ana, European Delegated Prosecutor within the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO).
La Institutul Național al Justiției a avut loc astăzi, 18 noiembrie 2025, seminarul de formare „Protecția intereselor financiare ale Uniunii Europene și rolul Parchetului European (EPPO)”, dedicat judecătorilor și procurorilor. Evenimentul a fost organizat de INJ și de Ambasada Franței în Republica Moldova. Un sprijin important pentru INJ, în realizarea acestei instruiri, a venit din partea Parchetului European.
