Moldova and Poland’s data protection regulators signed the bilateral Personal Data Protection Cooperation Agreement, according to Moldova’s National Center for Personal Data Protection. The agreement calls for developing relations between Moldova’s NCPDP and the Office for Data Protection of the Republic of Poland to promote good practices to safeguard citizens' data.
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