Foreign ministry supports Moldovan young people participation in programs offered by College of Europe

Chisinau, 16 March /MOLDPRES/- The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration participates for the 8th consecutive year in coordinating the selection of candidates from Moldova for postgraduate scholarships at the College of Europe. This year, due to pandemic causes, the process is being conducted by videoconference, the MAEIE press service has reported.

Thus, on 15 -16 March the National Selection Commission met in the final stage of interviewing Moldovan students, who will continue their studies in the next academic year 2021 - 2022 in Bruges and Natolin campuses of the College of Europe. Candidates for scholarships at the College will be determined on the basis of their academic backgrounds, qualifications and performance.

College of Europe is a private university, founded in 1949 in Bruges, Belgium, which in 1992 established a new center in Natolin, Poland. The University is considered one of the oldest and most prestigious postgraduate institutions in the EU, relying on an extensive network of contacts in the European institutions, national administrations, international organizations, European universities and professional circles. The main purpose of the College of Europe is to prepare master students for the public service involved in performing European integration processes.

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