The scientific community of the Republic of Moldova annually celebrates Science Day on November 10.

Established in the Republic of Moldova by Government Decision, this holiday is organized in the context of the International Science Day for Peace and Development, proclaimed by UNESCO on November 2, 2001.

This event aims to highlight the key role of science in the sustainable development of the whole society, to promote national and international solidarity and to draw attention to the challenges facing the field.

The 2021 theme for the International Science Day for Peace and Development is: Building Climate-Ready Communities.

The year 2021 marks the 20th anniversary of the first Science Day for Peace and Development, and UNESCO is taking this opportunity to remind us of the importance of promoting science open to all of us. This is important for human development and is a prerequisite for overcoming global challenges, especially for building climate-ready communities.

To mark this important day, the Academy of Sciences of Moldova organizes a Solemn Online Meeting of the General Assembly of the ASM, during which will be held the award ceremony of the Academy of Sciences of Moldova for valuable results in the field of social, economic sciences, humanities and arts, as well as for the promotion of science in the mass media. The General Director of the State Agency on Intellectual Property (AGEPI), Eugeniu Rusu, will participate as an invitee in the solemn meeting.

Science Day is an additional opportunity to express our full admiration and appreciation for the effort made by each researcher in the Republic of Moldova to develop national science and innovation and its integration into the international research space.

On this occasion, the State Agency on Intellectual Property (AGEPI) sincerely congratulates and wishes health, inspiration and success to all those dedicated to technological progress, scientific research, the noble work of finding new solutions to the challenges faced by humanity today.

Happy birthday, dear members of the scientific community!