The photos are part of the nineteenth edition of the FOTCIENCIA competition, an initiative of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) and the Spanish Foundation for Science and Technology (FECYT), with the support of the Jesús Serra Foundation and the Catalana Occidente Group, which allows us to observe science and technology from different points of view

The aim of this initiative was to provide an opportunity for representatives from the various regions to exchange experience and contribute to the improvement of the educational and cultural system through dialogue and collaboration

With the help of the "Plaiul Soarelui" Foundation, children with disabilities had the opportunity to participate actively and creatively in making Christmas tree toys. The atmosphere was full of smiles and enthusiasm, spending time interestingly and usefully, discovering together the secrets of creation and the joys associated with the winter holidays

The exhibition brings to the fore the creations of 150 talented children, aged between 4 and 18, from 7 schools and art studios, as well as refugee centers

The event was organized by the Constitutional Court of Romania and the National Museum of History of Moldova, in partnership with the Presidential Administration of Romania - Cotroceni National Museum, the National Bank of Romania and the Bucharest Metropolitan Library

Born in Oradea on April 9, 1973, Ovi D. Pop is a photographer with over 20 years of experience, tackling various genres of photographic art, including portraiture, nude, aerial photography and monuments. With an impressive portfolio, he is the director of the "Duran's" Publishing House in Oradea, where he published 7 illustrated monographs of Bihor county, as well as other notable works

At the opening moderated by the General Director of NMHM, dr. hab Eugen Sava, Romanian Ambassador to the Republic of Moldova Cristian-Leon Turcanu and Adrian Dupu, Secretary of State, Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova, participated with speeches

For seven years, the public has had the opportunity to learn the stories behind some of the most powerful photographs that mark humanity. The exhibition opened on November 15 at the National Museum of History of Moldova, where the winning photographs of the most prestigious photo competition in the world were presented. The seventh international exhibition “World Press Photo” is organized by the World Press Photo Foundation from the Netherlands in partnership with the Center for Independent Journalism and the Piko Creative Agency, with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands in Chisinau

The event brought together the efforts of more than 20 diplomatic missions accredited to Washington DC from states with a history marked by the atrocities of communist regimes

During the event, participated with speeches Dr. hab Eugen Sava, General Director of the National Museum of History of Moldova, Prof. Dr. Ramona Maria Mocanu, project manager, "Ştefan cel Mare" Vaslui County Museum, Igor Țărălungă, project manager, Soroca District Council and Alina Albu, project manager, Council Vaslui County Afterwards, Dr. Laurențiu Chiriac, Vaslui "Ştefan cel Mare" County Museum, presented the history and concept of the exhibition to the present audience

The conference brought together over 120 specialists from the fields of archaeology, history, museology, linguistics, political science, and ethnology from 10 countries: Moldova, Romania, Ukraine, Poland, Canada, Georgia, Azerbaijan, Germany, Armenia, and Kazakhstan

On October 20, the location of this museum was the Blue Hall of the National Museum of History of Moldova. 34 choral ensembles from Moldova, Spain, Macedonia, Philippines, Spain, Argentina, South Africa, Ukraine and Romania participated in the Festival-Competition

The audience present could enjoy works signed by George Enescu, Caroline Shaw, Györgi Ligeti, Franz Schubert, Antonio Vivaldi performed by Alexandra Conunova - violin, Dorottya Standi - cello and the Fitzroy Quartet (Great Britain) - Dan-Iulian Druțac, Jure Smirnov Ostir (violin, Slovenia), Kasia Ziminska (viola, Poland), Michael Newman (cello, UK)

We are happy to present to you the photographic exhibition "Unity through diversity", made by the talented photographer Tanya Gross, in collaboration with the National Museum of History of Moldova and the International Women's Club of Moldova

The story of two children who accidentally end up on a minefield met the public in a symbolic place, whose role is to remind us of the most important events in the country's history