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Moldovan Association of ICT Companies promotes the development of the ICT sector in the Republic of Moldova.

De la strategie la soluții concrete: a doua zi a evenimentului a pus accent pe aplicarea inteligenței artificiale în pra...
16/10/2026

De la strategie la soluții concrete: a doua zi a evenimentului a pus accent pe aplicarea inteligenței artificiale în practică.

Prin masterclass-uri, exerciții aplicate și discuții sectoriale, participanții au explorat oportunitățile de integrare a AI în trei domenii:

🟢 Sectorul public – identificarea provocărilor instituționale, dezvoltarea unor cazuri concrete de utilizare a AI și definirea etapelor necesare pentru implementarea soluțiilor în administrația publică.

🟢 Mediul de afaceri – conformitatea cu cerințele EU AI Act, utilizarea AI pentru îmbunătățirea experienței clienților și automatizarea proceselor operaționale în companii.

🟢 Sectorul financiar – aplicații practice ale AI, utilizarea datelor și analizei, finanțarea antreprenoriatului și a inovației tehnologice.

Pentru noi, dezvoltarea ecosistemului AI înseamnă nu doar adoptarea noilor tehnologii, ci și crearea capacităților, parteneriatelor și mecanismelor de cooperare necesare pentru transformarea acestora în soluții aplicabile.

De la experimentarea inteligenței artificiale la integrarea acesteia în serviciile publice: ce poate învăța Republica Mo...
16/10/2026

De la experimentarea inteligenței artificiale la integrarea acesteia în serviciile publice: ce poate învăța Republica Moldova din experiența țărilor baltice?

În cadrul Moldova AI Hub Official Launch & AI & Big Data Conference 2026, sesiunea „From the North: Agentic Government in Practice” a adus la Chișinău experți din Estonia și Letonia, care au împărtășit experiențe practice privind implementarea inteligenței artificiale în administrația publică.

Discuția a fost moderată de Ana Chirița, Directoare Proiecte Strategice ATIC, și a abordat condițiile necesare pentru integrarea responsabilă a AI în activitatea instituțiilor publice: guvernanța datelor, interoperabilitatea sistemelor, dezvoltarea competențelor interne și menținerea controlului uman asupra proceselor decizionale.

Experiența țărilor baltice oferă Republicii Moldova perspective valoroase pentru dezvoltarea propriilor capacități AI și modernizarea serviciilor publice.

De la strategie la implementare: a doua zi a evenimentului Official Launch of the AI Hub in Partnership with the AI & BI...
16/10/2026

De la strategie la implementare: a doua zi a evenimentului Official Launch of the AI Hub in Partnership with the AI & BIG Data Conference este dedicată aplicării inteligenței artificiale în practică.

După o primă zi concentrată pe dezvoltarea capacităților naționale în domeniul AI, guvernanță și priorități strategice, astăzi accentul se mută pe soluții concrete și pașii necesari pentru implementarea acestora.

Trei direcții de masterclass-uri reunesc reprezentanți ai instituțiilor publice, companiilor și sectorului financiar:

🟢 Public Sector Masterclass – identificarea oportunităților de utilizare a AI în instituțiile publice, dezvoltarea unor cazuri concrete de utilizare și definirea etapelor necesare pentru implementarea soluțiilor.

🟢 Business Sector Masterclasses – conformitatea cu cerințele EU AI Act, utilizarea inteligenței artificiale pentru îmbunătățirea experienței clienților și automatizarea proceselor operaționale în companii.

🟢 Financial Sector Masterclass – aplicații practice ale AI în serviciile financiare, utilizarea datelor și analizei, finanțarea antreprenoriatului și a inovației în domeniul inteligenței artificiale.

Obiectivul comun este transformarea oportunităților oferite de AI în proiecte implementabile, prin dezvoltarea competențelor, colaborarea dintre sectoare și identificarea unor soluții adaptate nevoilor instituțiilor și companiilor.

How can public institutions identify the right AI use cases and turn them into concrete steps towards implementation?Ado...
15/10/2026

How can public institutions identify the right AI use cases and turn them into concrete steps towards implementation?

Adopting AI in the public sector requires more than identifying promising technologies. It means understanding institutional needs, setting priorities and translating opportunities into practical applications.

As part of the official launch of AI Hub, the Public Sector Masterclass will bring together experts in public administration, digital transformation and governance to explore how public institutions can move from AI opportunities to implementation.

Moderated by Veronica Sirețeanu, Deputy Director at the American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova, the session will feature:

🟢 Sebastian Burduja, Former Minister of Research, Development and Digitalisation, and of Energy of Romania
🟢 Artiom Cociu, Expert in Projects and Digitalization, Prime Minister’s Office
🟢 Dorin Rojnevschi, Digital Development Specialist, UNDP Moldova
🟢 Nicoleta Colomeeț, Director, e-Governance Agency of Moldova
🟢 Alina Bodrug, Advisor within the Office for Coordination of the Implementation of the Government’s Priorities of the Republic of Moldova
🟢 Valerian Moraru, Senior Economic Affairs Officer; MPA in Economics and Governance
🟢 Vadim Jeleascov, CEO, Holty

The practical track will focus on identifying relevant AI use cases, connecting them to institutional priorities and defining actionable next steps towards implementation.

📅 16 October 2026
📍 Tekwill, Chișinău

Explore the full agenda and register at https://aimoldova.org

🟢 Moldova AI Hub Officially Launched!Moldova takes an important step toward building its national artificial intelligenc...
15/10/2026

🟢 Moldova AI Hub Officially Launched!

Moldova takes an important step toward building its national artificial intelligence capabilities with the official launch of Moldova AI Hub, bringing together public institutions, the technology industry, academia, development partners, and the business community around a shared AI agenda.

Moldova AI Hub is a public-private-academic cooperation platform designed to accelerate the development of Moldova’s AI ecosystem, connecting public policy, applied research, talent, data, infrastructure, investment, and innovation.

Its mission is to move beyond fragmented initiatives and create a coordinated framework for developing, governing, and deploying AI responsibly and at scale.

By aligning institutional priorities with industry expertise and international partnerships, the Hub aims to turn strategic commitments into concrete projects that strengthen Moldova’s economic competitiveness, modernize public services, and support technological innovation.

The initiative brings together partners from across the ecosystem:

🟢 Government institutions and public agencies: Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization | e-Governance Agency of Moldova | Moldova Investment Agency | Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) | Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP)

🟢 Business associations and industry partners: Moldovan Association of ICT Companies (ATIC) | American Chamber of Commerce in Moldova (AmCham Moldova) | Orange Moldova | Moldcell | AC Tech | DAAC digital | Fortinet | Tilde | NetSafe | ZIPPER

🟢 Academic institutions: Technical University of Moldova | Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy

🟢 International development and investment partners: United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA Moldova) | Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund (UMAEF)

The official launch marks the transition from a shared commitment to a structured mechanism for cooperation, creating the foundations for coordinated investment, responsible AI governance, and the development of national AI capabilities.

One shared ambition: turning Moldova’s AI potential into real capabilities, practical solutions, and lasting impact

As Moldova advances its AI ambitions, a strategic question comes into focus: Which capabilities should be developed nati...
15/10/2026

As Moldova advances its AI ambitions, a strategic question comes into focus: Which capabilities should be developed nationally, which can be accessed through European infrastructure, and where are international partnerships essential?

The session “From AI Adoption to National AI Capability” brought together government representatives, technology leaders, and international experts to explore these choices, with a focus on data governance, infrastructure, talent, institutional expertise, and responsible AI deployment.

Michelle Iliev, State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, drew on lessons from Moldova’s digital transformation journey:

“Fifteen, twenty years ago, digital transformation started the same way. Every institution built its own system, in its own yard. It took us ten years to understand that we needed common standards. That governance is where you start. It is the foundation for everything else. And once you’re on the wrong course, correcting it is slow and expensive.

With AI, we have the chance to get it right from the beginning.”

Building on this approach, the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization is developing draft AI legislation aligned with the EU AI Act, alongside a legal framework for regulatory sandboxes that would enable companies to test and validate innovative solutions in a controlled environment, in cooperation with public authorities.

Moderated by Irina Buzu, Digital Integration Analyst at UNDP, the discussion featured:

Michelle Iliev, State Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization
Nicoleta Colomeeț, Director, e-Governance Agency Moldova
John Piletich, Global Senior Manager, Government Affairs & Public Policy, ServiceNow
Olga Surugiu, CEO, Orange Moldova
Kevin Barnard, VP, Deputy Chief Innovation Officer, ServiceNow
Valentin Vancea, CEO, Patria Bank

The : Moldova has an opportunity to build AI capabilities on the right foundations from the start, combining effective governance, strategic investment, and international cooperation.

The official launch of Moldova AI Hub, in partnership with AI & Big Data Conference 2026, is underway!The event brings t...
15/10/2026

The official launch of Moldova AI Hub, in partnership with AI & Big Data Conference 2026, is underway!

The event brings together leaders from government, technology, business, finance, academia, and international organizations to shape the next chapter of Moldova’s AI development.

Officially opened by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, the event marks an important milestone in Moldova’s ambition to build national AI capabilities and accelerate the responsible adoption of artificial intelligence.

Moldova AI Hub is a public-private-academic cooperation platform designed to connect government institutions, industry, universities, and international partners around a shared national AI agenda.
The ambition goes beyond adopting AI technologies. It is about building Moldova’s capacity to develop, govern, and deploy AI at scale.

Moldova AI Hub aims to bring together public policy, applied research, talent, data, infrastructure, and investment to turn AI opportunities into real projects that strengthen businesses, improve public services, and drive economic competitiveness.

Over the next two days, discussions will focus on the decisions that matter: where Moldova should invest, what capabilities it needs to develop locally, how to ensure responsible AI governance, and how to move from experimentation to implementation.

What happens when a critical public service depends on an external AI model, and the organisations involved disagree on ...
15/10/2026

What happens when a critical public service depends on an external AI model, and the organisations involved disagree on who has the authority to make decisions about it?

In “The Turf War,” this hypothetical scenario sets the stage for a discussion on AI sovereignty, from data and intellectual property ownership to vendor dependency, procurement decisions and service continuity. The session examines what happens when external technology providers change the terms, pricing or availability of the systems public services rely on, raising questions about control, accountability and institutional responsibility.

Moderated by Stella Jemna, Country Representative at UMAEF, the session brings together:

🟢 Irina Buzu, Digital Integration Analyst, UNDP
🟢 Eduard Balamatiuc, CEO, Sigmoid
🟢 Denis Cheptine, VP, Moldindconbank
🟢 Nicolae Buhnevici, Head of Development, e-Governance Agency Moldova
🟢 Oleg Malinovschi, Technical Consultant, StarNet

The key question: Who holds decision-making power and responsibility when critical public services depend on AI systems controlled by external providers?

📅 15 October 2026 | Tekwill, Chișinău
Explore the full agenda: https://aimoldova.org/

The First Ten Million: Where Should Moldova Invest Its First €10 Million in AI?Building national AI capabilities require...
14/10/2026

The First Ten Million: Where Should Moldova Invest Its First €10 Million in AI?

Building national AI capabilities requires clear priorities and strategic decisions about how public resources can support the country’s AI development.

Through an interactive audience exercise, Vitalie Tătaru, CEO of AC Tech, will invite participants to take part in the discussion around the first €10 million of Moldova’s National Programme on AI.

The session will explore investment priorities, competing perspectives and the strategic decisions that will shape Moldova’s national AI capabilities.

📅 15 October 2026 | Tekwill, Chișinău

What should Moldova prioritise to build its AI capabilities?
Explore the full agenda: https://aimoldova.org/

The Breach: When an AI Incident Becomes a Cyber Incident | Powered by FortinetWhat happens when an AI system starts beha...
14/10/2026

The Breach: When an AI Incident Becomes a Cyber Incident | Powered by Fortinet

What happens when an AI system starts behaving unexpectedly, and the cause turns out to be a cyberattack rather than a technical error?

In “The Breach,” this scenario sets the stage for a discussion on incident response, from identifying the source of a compromise to establishing responsibility, managing disclosure and maintaining operational continuity. The session examines how AI governance and cybersecurity protocols intersect when organisations face an incident involving AI systems.

Moderated by Dan Gavojdea, Regional Manager at Fortinet, the session brings together:

🟢 Carolina Novac, State Secretary, Ministry of Energy
🟢 Marcel Teleuca, Vice Chairman of the Management Board
🟢 Carolina Bugaian, CEO, Moldcell

The key question: Are organisations prepared to manage an AI-related security incident when technical, operational and governance responsibilities overlap?

📅 15 October 2026 | Tekwill, Chișinău
Explore the full agenda: https://aimoldova.org/

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