Moldovan president attends launch of National Institute for Education and Leadership

Moldovan president attends launch of National Institute for Education and Leadership

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President Maia Sandu today participated in the launch of the National Institute for Education and Leadership (INEL). At the event, she referred to the fact that the future society depended on each citizen, but especially on each man who works in education, the presidential press service has reported. CE Report quoting Moldpres

The head of state stressed that the principal role of INEL was to improve the level of the quality of teaching in schools, to help the teachers from all over Moldova in the educational process, but especially to contribute to the promotion of the values and the shaping of characters.

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