A Local Antiterrorist Council that will manage terrorist crises will be created in Moldova. This will include heads of district councils, local representatives of the Security and Intelligence Service, the General Police Inspectorate and the Civil Protection and Emergencies Service. An Antiterrorism Operational Command will be set up to conduct antiterrorist operations. The provisions are contained in a bill on the prevention and fighting of terrorism that was passed by Parliament in the final reading, IPN reports.

The document envisions the introduction of a new flight passengers examination concept that is implemented in the EU to identity attempts to enter, leave or transit the country by persons involved in terrorist activities.

The document underlines the necessity of introducing provisions concerning the responsibility borne by a public or religious association or another organization for carrying out terrorist activities and by a media outlet for disseminating content that inciting to terrorist activities or justify such activities.