The First Republican Patriotic "Moldavian Congress" will be held in Chisinau, dedicated to the 664th anniversary of the Moldavian statehood and the 350th anniversary of the birth of the ruler of the Moldavian principality Dimitrie Cantemir
The First Republican Patriotic "Moldavian Congress" will be held in Chisinau, dedicated to the 664th anniversary of the Moldavian statehood and the 350th anniversary of the birth of the ruler of the Moldavian principality Dimitrie Cantemir.
The Congress is held with the purpose of discussing the current situation in the Republic and the socio-economic development of the country, identifying the most significant threats to Moldovan statehood, as well as analyzing the strategic prospects for the development of multi-ethnic Moldova in the direction of strengthening its statehood, sovereignty, neutrality and territorial integrity.
The First Republican Patriotic "Moldavian Congress" was initiated by the Public Platform "People's Union of Moldova" with the participation of non-governmental organizations: Public Council of Moldova, the popular movement "Save Moldova! ", the International Union of Free Journalists, the patriotic movement "Pro-Moldova", Moldovan Historical and Geographical Society, the Trade Union of Employees of Moldavian Force Authorities, the Federation of Trade Unions of Employees of Physical Education, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Moldova, the National Union of Students and Youth of Moldova, the Moldavian Diaspora - Saint-Petersburg Regional Public Organization for the Development of Moldavian Culture "Patria" ("Motherland"), the Expert Club "Moldova Strategy", the Media Center "Eurasia News" and others.
The Congress is held with the purpose of discussing the current situation in the Republic and the socio-economic development of the country, identifying the most significant threats to Moldovan statehood, as well as analyzing the strategic prospects for the development of multi-ethnic Moldova in the direction of strengthening its statehood, sovereignty, neutrality and territorial integrity.
The First Republican Patriotic "Moldavian Congress" was initiated by the Public Platform "People's Union of Moldova" with the participation of non-governmental organizations: Public Council of Moldova, the popular movement "Save Moldova! ", the International Union of Free Journalists, the patriotic movement "Pro-Moldova", Moldovan Historical and Geographical Society, the Trade Union of Employees of Moldavian Force Authorities, the Federation of Trade Unions of Employees of Physical Education, Sports and Tourism of the Republic of Moldova, the National Union of Students and Youth of Moldova, the Moldavian Diaspora - Saint-Petersburg Regional Public Organization for the Development of Moldavian Culture "Patria" ("Motherland"), the Expert Club "Moldova Strategy", the Media Center "Eurasia News" and others.
Participants of the First “Moldavian Congress - 664”:
- Representatives of civil society, leaders of social and political forces of Moldova
- Leaders of Moldavian diasporas
- Сhairmen of ethno-cultural organizations
- Representatives of diplomatic missions and representative offices of international organizations accredited in the Republic of Moldova
- Representatives of the clergy
- Representatives of business communities
- Prominent figures of culture, arts, science and education
- Editors of national and international mass media
Questionnaire for those wishing to take part in the
First Moldavian Congress as a people's delegate:
First Moldavian Congress as a people's delegate:
1359 – year of formation of the Moldavian state Officially, the history of Moldova as a state entity dates back to 1359. By that time, the lands where the statehood of the future Moldova was born, were under the rule of the Hungarian crown. In 1359, as a result of a rebellion against the Hungarian domination, an independent Moldavian principality emerged on this territory, headed by Bogdan I, who had previously been a voivode in Maramures. |
Dmitry Cantemir - Moldavian Ruler, scientist and ally of Peter I The Moldavian and Russian statesman and scientist Dimitrie Cantemir was born on October 26, 1673 in the Moldavian village of Silisteni (nowadays Vaslui county, Romania) in the family of the ruler Constantin Cantemir, who, in his turn, was a descendant of the Crimean Tatar princely family of Cantemirs. In 1693 Dimitrie Cantemir became the Ruler of the Moldavian Principality, and is also known under such statuses as His Serene Highness of Russia (1711), of the Holy Roman Empire (1723) and Member of the Berlin Academy of Sciences (1714). |
Contact information:
Tel. (secretariat/media): (+373) 605-853-98
E-mail: info@congresulmoldovenesc.md
E-mail: info@congresulmoldovenesc.md
