News and Public Information
Organized Educational Activities
On the premises in Ploiesti, a training session was held on combating antisemitism, discrimination, and racism — “The Holocaust in Romania: Between History and Memory.”
event was opened by PetruBledea (State Undersecretary) and Dr. Alexandru Florian (Director General of the National Institute for the Study of the Holocaust in Romania “Elie Wiesel”).
Special guest: Prof. CristianPîrvulescu, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science (SNSPA).
Special guest: Prof. CristianPîrvulescu, Dean of the Faculty of Political Science (SNSPA).
On the premises in Buzau, training sessions focused on raising awareness of the consequences of sexual abuse and supporting the victims, organized in partnership with the Association for Victims of Sexual Crimes (A.V.I.S.)
The symposium “Investigating Sexual Abuse Cases Involving Minors. Introduction to the NICHD Protocol” targeted police officers and prosecutors, with lectures by international experts from universities in Haifa, Cambridge, and ÅboAkademi.
The activity aligned with the Center’s training programs in cross-border crime, police cooperation, professional communication, behavioral analysis, and lie detection.
CyberLiEA and “Saint Stephen the Great” Graduating Class
The Center hosted the opening conference of the CyberLiEA project, dedicated to training personnel in live forensic and digital evidence identification, in partnership with the Romanian Police Organized Crime Directorate. The program also marked the graduation of newly-appointed police personnel. A wooden memorial cross was erected in the institution’scourtyard as a token of appreciation for the teaching staff. In honor of the graduationdate and the historical significance, the graduating class received the symbolic name “Saint Stephen the Great.”
Digital Forensics Search Course – ROFSIP2016OS5A01P01
• Duration: 60 hours (10 days), location (Buzău)
• Target group: Organized crime police officers and agents
• Trainer: Chief Inspector DragoșMeșca
• The course focuses on investigating cybercrime and digital evidence, supporting the practical application of national and EU procedures.
Training includes the use of the digital forensics laboratory acquired through the project.
Participants receive certificates of competence upon completion.
Visit of a French Delegation
On April 6, 2023, the Center hosted a delegation from the French Ministry of the Interior. Discussions focused on expanding international cooperation and improving training programs.
National Program “Alternative Education Week” – Internet Safety
Fifty 6th and 7th grade students from “Margareta Sterian” Art High School – Buzău visited the Center. They participated in presentations and discussions on the safe use of social networks, cyberbullying, and online protection. Students received symbolic participation certificates