On this occasion, the Museum of Victims of Deportations and Political Repressions expresses gratitude to its colleagues at the Memorial of the Revolution in Timișoara for the high appreciation and, at the same time, reaffirms its commitment to strengthening the partnership in order to keep alive the memory of those who fought for Freedom.

To show appreciation for the children, museum curator Alina Parabina organized a workshop dedicated to the art of writing. Participants explored calligraphy techniques and discovered aspects of the evolution of writing, deepening the connection between artistic expression and cultural heritage.

During the workshop, the high school students from the "Mircea Eliade" Theoretical High School in Chisinau, the "Mitropolit Nestor Vornicescu" Theoretical High School in Lozova, the Doroțcaia Theoretical High School, the "Emil Nicula" Theoretical High School in Mereni, the "Mihai Eminescu" Theoretical High School in Chisinau and the "Alecu Russo" State University in Bălți were trained in activities to learn about the history and memory of the dramatic events of 1946-1947 in the Moldavian SSR

The exhibition opening was marked by the participation of partners and the general public. Dr. Olga Andranovici, Deputy Director of the National Museum of History of Moldova, emphasized the importance of this project in promoting the historical and cultural legacy of the interwar period.

For the second consecutive year, UN Women, together with the Moldova Stock Exchange and IFC, marked this initiative aimed at fostering a more inclusive and sustainable financial environment. The sound of the bell, traditionally signaling the opening of the trading day on financial markets, was transformed into a powerful call to action for promoting gender equality.