Moldova Republic Training Tender

European experts within the EU Twinning Project Capacity Building of the National Center for the Protection of Personal Data in collaboration with CNPDCP organized a training course in the financial field with the following Legislation and requirements from the field of personal data protection.The event was hosted by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Moldova. During the course about 60 representatives of public institutions from Chisinau participated. Among the institutions registered in this training program may be nominated the following Ministry of Finance Ministry of Economy and Infrastructure National Bank of Moldova Court of Accounts Fiscal Service Money Laundering and Fighting Service National Financial Market Commission etc. The agenda of the training course included 4 thematic sessions based on the following aspects the basic elements regarding the protection of personal data the principles of processing of personal data the rights of data subjects and the measures of protection of personal data.Each thematic session also included an interactive set of practical exercises in which all participants were involved in order to test how well the theoretical topics were learned. In his presentation the EU expert within the German Data Protection Authority Martin Esser outlined the main issues concerning the legality of the processing of personal data. In this context the expert specified a set of rules that a data operator should apply namely the processing of personal data on the basis of a legal obligation the legal basis must be argued in a clear and precise form data subjects should be informed that the basis for the processing of personal data is the law and that there may be restrictions in the exercise of their rights.The expert also specified the responsibilities and duties of a data protection officer the importance of ensuring a high level of security of personal data and the situations in which a data subject can be addressed to the National Data Protection Authority personally to notify a violation of his rights. In the second part of the training course the representatives of the CNPDCP Vitalie Pogribnoi Daniela Movila and Denis Coofan as trainers certified by the EU Twinning Project familiarized the participants with the main innovative provisions taken from the European data protection legislation with personal and included in the new draft law on the protection of personal data in the Republic of Moldova. The training took place in the framework of the Twinning Project Strengthening the capacities of the National Center for the Protection of Personal Data of the Republic of Moldova funded by the European Union. The project was implemented between October 2017 - January 2020 by the German Foundation for International Legal Cooperation IRZ and the Latvian Ministry of Justice.