With only fifty days left until Agora Chișinău, some of the organisers were so kind to let us publish an interview with them. Here is the following with Andrei Dodița; President of AEGEE Chișinău and the Main coordinator, Lucia Gori; Logistics & HR Responsible, and Ana Gancearuc; Incoming Responsible.
Lucia Gori
What is it like to be an Agora organiser?
Lucia: It’s difficult, but it’s the most wonderful thing that you can achieve while being a member of AEGEE. It’s a pleasure to think that your antenna has come to this moment to organise such an event.
Andrei Dodița
Can you, please, tell us how are the preparations for the Agora going at the moment?
Andrei: At the moment we are working a lot in FR and partnership areas and also on all those details that will contribute to the quality of our event.
Can you describe what kind of responsibilities you are having and what are some of the challenges you face?
Lucia: I am logistics and HR responsible, which is a great challenge for me taking into account that you need to work with a lot of people and then you must organise them and give them different tasks.
Ana Gancearuc
How would you motivate someone from AEGEE to participate at Agora Chişinău and why should they be there?
Lucia: Being the best event from Moldova, those from AEGEE should definitely not miss this amazing opportunity.
Ana: After summer is a great timing to join a big AEGEE event, and which one would be better than an Agora? Perhaps, many AEGEEans didn’t join any SU this summer, so a fall event, a big like the one we expect in less than two months would fit perfectly. Many started a new year of study and before the exams period starts, I think we all can find a few spare days to dedicate to our association and involve in the aspects needed. Most of AEGEEans have never been to Moldova, neither to the East. So, what are you still waiting for? We have the best wine and food, the best people and hospitality. You can’t miss it!
Chișinău
What are your personal expectations of this Agora?
Ana: My personal expectations are that everything goes smooth, without unexpected surprises or unpleasant moments, but we all know that sometimes certain things can’t be prevented. However, we have a strong organising team and as it will be the biggest youth event ever organised in Moldova. We’ll do our best to make it an unforgettable and a great experience for everyone.
Andrei: I can’t wait for our country, Moldova, to come with the coolest event, with the greatest moments. We are all hoping that our guests will make a positive impression about Moldova, especially Chisinau, and our traditions.
Written by the Team of Agora Chișinău