Moldovans Working in Ireland Will Be Able to Receive Pensions for Years Worked in Both States
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The Republic of Moldova and Ireland have signed an Agreement on Social Security, which will allow citizens of the two states to receive pensions for years worked in both countries. The document was signed on Wednesday, 11 November, in Dublin, in the presence of President Maia Sandu and Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin. The agreement was signed by the minister [...] Article Moldovans working in Ireland will be able to receive pensions for year…
On 11 November, the Republic of Moldova and Ireland signed an agreement on social security in Dublin. The document will ensure the recognition and protection of pension rights for some 30,000 citizens in our country who live and work in Ireland.
Moldova and Ireland signed today, 11 November, in Dublin, the Agreement on Social Security, in the presence of President Maia Sandu and Prime Minister Micheál Martin of Ireland. The document guarantees the pension rights of citizens who have worked legally in both countries.
The President of the Republic of Moldova will participate in the European Political Community Summit held in Dublin on Thursday. Maia Sandu will discuss with several European leaders the accession to the European Union and the strengthening of security partnerships.
Moldova and Ireland sign today, 11 November, in Dublin, an agreement on social security, whereby legal years of work in both countries will be taken into account when determining pension rights. The document is signed in the presence of President Maia Sandu and Irish Prime Minister Micheál Martin, announced the Presidency.
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