On October 14, 2026, an open lecture on the discipline "Foreign Trade Logistics" on the topic "Customs Support for Logistics Activities (Customs Regulation and Customs Procedures)" was held at the Faculty of Economics of Comrat State University.

The invited lecturer was A. G. Malacli, Head of the Internal Customs Post of Comrat, who shared professional knowledge and practical experience in customs regulation and the organization of foreign trade activities with the students.

The event was organized by the Department of Economics of Comrat State University as part of implementing a practice-oriented approach to training future specialists in economics, marketing, logistics, finance, and management.

The open lecture was attended by bachelor's degree students majoring in "Marketing and Logistics", "Business and Administration", and "Finance and Banking", as well as master's students from the educational programmes "Business Administration" and "Corporate Finance".

During the lecture, topical issues of customs regulation in the Republic of Moldova, specifics of applying customs procedures, the order of customs clearance of goods, and practical aspects of conducting international freight transport were examined.

A. G. Malacli paid special attention to practical situations arising during the customs clearance of goods and the role of customs authorities in ensuring effective and lawful foreign economic activity.

The meeting took place in an atmosphere of open dialogue and professional communication. Bachelor's and master's students showed great interest in the information presented, actively asked questions, and took part in discussing the practical aspects of customs activities.

At the conclusion of the event, the students expressed positive impressions of the lecture, noting its rich content, clear presentation of material, and high practical significance. Of particular value to the students and master's students was the opportunity to receive answers directly from the head of the customs subdivision and to compare theoretical knowledge with real professional practice.

Holding such events contributes to broadening the professional horizons of students, forming practical competencies, enhancing the quality of the educational process, and strengthening cooperation between the academic community and government institutions.

The Department of Economics of Comrat State University expresses its sincere gratitude to A. G. Malacli, Head of the Internal Customs Post of Comrat, for an interesting and informative lecture, his willingness to share professional experience, and his contribution to the training of future specialists.

We look forward to further fruitful cooperation and holding new joint educational events!