The event was opened with a word of greeting and appreciation from the General Director of the National History Museum of Moldova, dr.hab. Eugen Sava.

Over the course of seven weeks, groups of approximately 70 students visited the National Museum of History of Moldova daily, where they became familiar with permanent and temporary exhibitions that reflect the historical evolution of the national territory.

Sijun Kim, originally from South Korea, is a young violinist with a promising career who is currently studying at the Hochschule für Musik Hanns Eisler in Berlin under the guidance of Professor Kolja Blacher.

At the closing event held on July 31, 2024, a conference was dedicated to the theme "Heritage Element: Traditional Costume from Romania in the Collections of the 'Dimitrie Gusti' National Village Museum."

Children from ADOR - the Association of Realized Desires and Objectives, participated in the event.

The vernissage began with an exhibition presentation by the club's director, Lilia Marjina, who provided details about the oshibana technique used in creating the works, as well as the remarkable journey of the "Diana" Floristry Club over its 33 years of activity.

The exhibition was meticulously prepared by curator Ileana Cornea, art critic, together with Jean Luc Lemerre, architect, and Leontin Horațiu Iuhas, president of the Doina Cornea Foundation, in collaboration with the National Museum of History of Moldova.

The exhibition approach reveals aspects of the history and memory of the victims of Operation "South" from the night of July 5-6, 1949, bringing to the attention of the visiting public documentary materials, testimonies, personal objects, works of art, thematic video materials.

The first day of the conference brought together researchers from Chisinau, Bucharest and Vilnius, who presented scientific communications regarding the elucidation of the deportations of the summer of 1949 from the perspective of history and memory of the tragedy in current research

On June 23, on the occasion of the Universal Day of Ia, the exhibition "The Wealth of the Romanian South. The shirt with altiță from Muntenia, Oltenia, Dobrogea and South Moldova" was opened at the National Museum of History of Moldova.

The director of the "Mihai Eminescu" Romanian Cultural Institute in Chisinau, Monica Babuc, emphasized in her speech that this unique exhibition includes 71 unique pieces from the collection of Mrs. Marghiolița Constantinescu Rogojan, located in the heritage of the "Dimitrie Gusti" National Village Museum in Bucharest.

The meeting was moderated by dr. hab. university professor Anatol Petrencu (President of the Association of Historians from the Republic of Moldova "Alexandru Moșanu") and dr. hab. Gheorghe Cojocaru (Director of the Institute of History).

The opening event took place in the Blue Hall of NMHM. At the official opening of the Workshop, welcoming words were presented by the General Director of NMHM, dr. hab. Eugen Sava, Director of the Eurasia Department of the German Institute of Archeology Prof. Dr.hab. Svend Hansen State Secretary of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Moldova Ion Budeci, General Scientific Secretary of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova dr. hab. Liliana Condraticova, who noted the international importance of the scientific event organized in Chisinau.

This exhibition, organized under the auspices of the International Federation of Photographic Art recognized by UNESCO, in collaboration with the National Museum of History of Moldova, the Embassy of India in Romania and the Republic of Moldova, and Summit Agro Romania, part of the Japanese Corporation "Sumitomo", supporter of agriculture and of art, presents a selection of 50 large photographs taken by Paul Bock, originally from Oradea and AIEFA member.

For the little visitors of the institution, at the National History Museum of Moldova, the event with the generic name "Your world, childhood!" was organized today, through which we aimed to offer children the opportunity to discover history, art and culture in - an interactive and addictive mode