On July 29, the Republic of Moldova commemorates one of its most significant national holidays – Constitution Day. To mark this important occasion, the Honorary Consulate of the Republic of Moldova in the city of Dnipro extended heartfelt congratulations. These were addressed to all citizens of the Republic of Moldova, members of the Moldovan diaspora in Ukraine, as well as friends and international partners.
The Constitution of the Republic of Moldova, adopted on 29 July 1994, stands as the supreme legal act of the state. It enshrines fundamental human rights and freedoms, and establishes the principles of democracy and rule of law. Furthermore, it defines the structure of a sovereign, independent state. The adoption of the Constitution represented a pivotal moment in Moldova’s modern history. It laid the foundation for national identity, democratic governance, and the country’s European path of development.
The Honorary Consulate emphasized the continued relevance of the Moldovan Constitution as a cornerstone for societal stability, unity, and progress. In its official message, the Consulate wished all Moldovan citizens peace, prosperity, a strong legal system, and further national advancement. These are intended for the benefit of present and future generations.
On the occasion of Constitution Day, the Honorary Consulate reaffirms its unwavering commitment to supporting the Moldovan community in Ukraine. It also promotes bilateral cooperation between Moldova and Ukraine, and preserves the national identity and cultural heritage of Moldovans abroad.
About Constitution Day of the Republic of Moldova
Constitution Day is celebrated annually on July 29 to honor the adoption of Moldova’s Constitution in 1994. This national holiday symbolizes the country’s independence, democratic values, and the unity of the Moldovan people.
