Four students from USM and UTM received royal scholarships from the Royal Family of Romania

Two students from the State University of Moldova and two from the Technical University of Moldova received royal scholarships offered by the Royal Family of Romania. The awarding ceremony took place in the Throne Hall of the Royal Palace in Bucharest, IPN reports.

The royal scholarship has a total value of one thousand euros and is awarded annually, for one year of studies.

Thus, the King Ferdinand Scholarship went to student Vasile Pleșca, from the State University of Moldova, and the Queen Maria Scholarship to student Iana Grițco, from the same institution.

At the same time, the King Michael I Scholarship was awarded to student Gabriel Cușmenco, from the Technical University of Moldova, and the Queen Ana Scholarship to student Tatiana Turtureanu, from the same university.

The distinctions were granted by Her Majesty Margareta, Custodian of the Romanian Crown, and His Royal Highness Prince Radu, during the ceremony of conferring royal distinctions on personalities and institutions from Romania and the Republic of Moldova.