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Academic cooperation between Romania and Moldova. Enhancing the European Union Association

Agreement through human capital development (Workshop | 20-21 May 2022)

Programme & Poster

Workshop

Rationale Given the current circumstances, which generate widespread instability, the event aims to strengthen the academic partnerships between Romania and the Republic of Moldova, in order to stimulate cross-border cooperation. In brief, the purpose of this workshop is, on the one hand, to develop a synergy between different educational institutions and, on the other hand, to create an appropriate framework for the submission of joint projects, funded by the European Union, to reduce border effects. The participants in this event will deepen and disseminate knowledge about the role of the European Union as a global player and will bring to the fore issues related to European values, the integration process and its implications, funding opportunities to support human capital, programs and policies in the educational field, etc. The topics proposed for debate are the following: • Moldova Association Agreement with the European Union: realities and perspectives • The role of human capital in strengthening the resilience capacity • Education and skills development • Challenges in education and research during the COVID-19 pandemic • The relevance of institutions in economic development • European integration process and its implications on economic and social cohesion • The Eastern Partnership: what lessons have emerged in recent years? • Policies to strengthen resilience (education policies, research and development policies, health policies, etc.)  • Financial instruments to support cooperation (Erasmus+, Jean Monnet, Joint Operational Programs, etc.) • Development partnerships between Romania and the Republic of Moldova • Other topics (depending on the scientific interest of the participants)
© Centre for European Studies - Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iași

Academic cooperation between Romania

and Moldova. Enhancing the European

Union Association Agreement through

human capital development (Workshop |

20-21 May 2022)

Programme & Poster

Rationale Given the current circumstances, which generate widespread instability, the event aims to strengthen the academic partnerships between Romania and the Republic of Moldova, in order to stimulate cross-border cooperation. In brief, the purpose of this workshop is, on the one hand, to develop a synergy between different educational institutions and, on the other hand, to create an appropriate framework for the submission of joint projects, funded by the European Union, to reduce border effects. The participants in this event will deepen and disseminate knowledge about the role of the European Union as a global player and will bring to the fore issues related to European values, the integration process and its implications, funding opportunities to support human capital, programs and policies in the educational field, etc. The topics proposed for debate are the following: • Moldova Association Agreement with the European Union: realities and perspectives • The role of human capital in strengthening the resilience capacity • Education and skills development • Challenges in education and research during the COVID-19 pandemic • The relevance of institutions in economic development • European integration process and its implications on economic and social cohesion • The Eastern Partnership: what lessons have emerged in recent years? • Policies to strengthen resilience (education policies, research and development policies, health policies, etc.)  • Financial instruments to support cooperation (Erasmus+, Jean Monnet, Joint Operational Programs, etc.) • Development partnerships between Romania and the Republic of Moldova • Other topics (depending on the scientific interest of the participants)