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Illustration: a teacher works at a laptop in a modern classroom, with an interactive whiteboard in the background.
EDUCATION & HEALTH

Ungheni teachers can enrol for free in a new stage of the DigiProf digital-skills programme

More than 8,000 teachers across the country — from kindergarten staff to high-school teachers and mentors — can join a new round of free digital training through the DigiProf programme, launched by the Ministry of Education with EU support. The training is free and runs in Romanian and Russian. For Ungheni district, which enters the school year with one of the country's largest teacher shortages, the bet is on the teachers already at the blackboard.

Ion Calmis·1 July 2026· News
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Two Ungheni District Council staff sit at a table with a laptop in front of a roll-up banner of the European MedAccess dental-services project.
LOCAL

A 1.18-million-euro EU project promises to digitalise Ungheni's regional dental centre and a mobile dental ambulance for villages

Together with the “Grigore T. Popa” University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Iași, the Ungheni District Council leads the cross-border MedAccess project, funded through Interreg NEXT Romania–Republic of Moldova. Of the 1.18 million euros, 678,800 go to Ungheni district. The money is meant to bring CAD/CAM technology to the regional dental centre, a mobile dental ambulance for isolated villages and a telemedicine platform, by July 2027. It is the third EU health project linking Ungheni to Iași.

Ion Calmis·1 July 2026· News
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