Day of State Security Workers of the Republic of Moldova

In every state of the vast civilized world there are specialized services whose main purpose is to protect the citizens of a particular country Often, in order to show the importance and value of these government departments, large-scale celebrations are organized for the entire society in the state in honor of these services that are extremely necessary in the modern world It was this ministry that was born back in 1991 It became a full-fledged successor to such a formidable (in the recent past) body as the KGB of the Republic of Moldova Just six years after the organization of the new structural unit, a professional holiday of the Ministry of National Security was established by decree of the head of state In this way, a rather labor-intensive process was completed to reorganize the structure of the Ministry of National Security, which was extremely important and necessary for the country Subsequently, a training center was created (already actively operating) on ​​the basis of the ministry, where highly qualified specialists - officers - are recruited on an ongoing basis for operational work The main specialization of the MNS is the prevention of social and interethnic conflicts in the state, as well as advance information about dangerous processes and situations in the country and their possible neutralization The MNS regularly compiles reports for the country's ruling elite For the most part, these are prognostic notes, with the help of which all necessary measures are taken in the very near future to avoid the occurrence of anti-state actions It is on September 9 that all employees of the Ministry of National Security of the Republic of Moldova, without exception, accept congratulations and parting words Festive events are organized throughout the state, at which some (especially distinguished) specialists are presented with certificates, awards and memorable gifts Also on this significant day, concerts are organized with the participation of famous pop singers, which are also attended by members of the country’s ruling “elite”