Abstract
Gender equality between women and men is a fundamental value of democracy. Ensuring gender equity has become one of the major goals of the time. Gender mainstreaming has become a priority in domestic politics since attending the 1995 Fourth World Conference on Women in Beijing, after which a series of measures on gender equality were undertaken. As a result, the Republic of Moldova is committed to transposing European legislation in the field of equal opportunities and the promotion of women at the decision-making level. As a result, a number of departments have been set up within state institutions to implement gender equality and equal opportunities policies. Thus, the Republic of Moldova has demonstrated its democratic and pro-European approach, in achieving the objectives that refer to equal opportunities for self-realization of individual female and male potential.
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