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Civil-Service AI Training Programme — Moldova's E-Government Agency Rolls Out Generative-AI Skills for Public Officials

Moldova · Chișinău · See the Moldova profile

Under a 2025-2027 professional development programme, Moldova's e-Government Agency and partners trained over 1,000 civil servants in generative-AI skills — prompt-writing and AI-assisted drafting of official correspondence — across two online cohorts in 2025, while AGE says it h

Civil-Service AI Training Programme — Moldova's E-Government Agency Rolls Out Generative-AI Skills for Public Officials

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Promoter
Agenția de Guvernare Electronică (e-Government Agency, AGE), with the National Association of ICT Companies (ATIC), Google and the State Chancellery of Moldova
Period
April 2025 – 2027 (ongoing professional development programme)
Keywords
generative AI, civil-service training, document drafting, digital government capacity-building

Description

In April 2025, Moldova's Electronic Governance Agency (Agenția de Guvernare Electronică, AGE) announced an AI-skills training programme for civil servants, delivered with the National Association of ICT Companies (ATIC), Google's 'Experience AI' curriculum, and the State Chancellery, under Government Decision no. 166/2025 establishing a Professional Development Programme for Civil Servants for 2025-2027.

The training covers AI fundamentals, prompt-writing, and using generative AI to draft administrative documents and official correspondence, aimed initially at around 500 officials. AGE's own post-programme reporting in June 2025 put actual participation at over 1,000 public officials across two online cohorts of 500+, delivered in five thematic sessions. AGE has also stated publicly, including at the September 2025 launch of a Moldova AI Hub, that it was the first public institution in the country to define an internal AI-use policy governing its own work processes, though no separate published policy document was found to verify that specific claim independently.

All quantified figures — the participant counts — originate from AGE or its delivery partner ATIC; an independent Moldovan news outlet (ziar.md) covered the programme's launch but drew on AGE's own announcement rather than an independent evaluation. No academic, audit, or donor (World Bank/EU) assessment of the programme's downstream productivity impact has been published.

Read the full analysis: https://www.egov.md/ro/node/40897

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