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Two recently launched studies in Chisinau have managed to determine the socio-economic profile of Moldovan citizens temporarily or permanently staying in the Russian Federation and major destination EU countries, persons originating from the Republic of Moldova and their descendants from these countries. The studies have shown that Moldovan migrants who left for the Russian Federation are primarily men, married, with a relatively low education level, originating from rural areas and who are interested in temporary departures; when it comes to women, they have better education, rarely married and most of them permanently reside in Russia. More than two thirds of migrants, predominantly men, work in construction. Most migrants had to change their economic activity: only a quarter of migrants hold the same job in Russia as they did in Moldova. As opposed to the Moldovan migrants in Russia, the profile of Moldovan migrants who left for surveyed EU countries is different - migrant stocks in Italy and Portugal are balanced in terms of age, whereas in France and the United Kingdom predominate 18-40 year-old migrants, most of whom are students. From the gender perspective - in France and Portugal migrants communities are balanced, whereas female migrants predominate in Italy and male migrants in the United Kingdom. The migrants in the EU countries have a high level of education, either higher education or even scientific degrees. Of all Moldovans, who were previously employed before emigration, only 21.7 per cent work in the same professional area as in Moldova. Read more... |
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 The „Nobody Is Alone on the Earth” awareness-raising campaign for Moldovan migrants in Italy was extended and is to be run in three other Italian cities – Verona, Parma, and Milano.
This initiative was launched in May 2012: the campaign was organized in 9 Italian cities with the largest number of Moldovan migrants and successfully wrapped up in October 2012 in Rome. Nevertheless, following the requests of Moldovan Diaspora Associations, as well as positive reactions of expatriate citizens, the campaign will be implemented in three more cities, where the number of our compatriots is likewise significant. Thus, throughout April-June 2013, Moldovan Diaspora Associations with the support of International Organization for Migration (IOM), Mission to the Republic of Moldova will organize meetings with Moldovans settled in Verona, Parma, and Milano. Read more... |
