The researchers of the Agro-Technological Faculty of Comrat State University participated in the 5th International Congress on Engineering and Life Sciences. The Congress took place from September 10 to 12, 2024, at the National University of Science and Technology POLITEHNICA Bucharest, the Piteşti University Center. In the online format, Doctor Habilitat, Prof. Stepan VARBAN and Doctor Habilitat, Prof. Antonina DERENDOVSKAIA participated in the Congress. In-person presentations were delivered by PhD, Assoc. Prof. Serghei CARA and PhD student, Assistant lecturer Alla CARA. Doctor Habilitat, Prof. Stepan VARBAN acted as a moderator for one of the Congress sessions, coordinating discussions and actively facilitating the exchange of ideas among participants. His contribution helped ensure a constructive dialogue among scientists and enhanced the effectiveness of the session, fostering a deeper analysis of the scientific topics presented. The main goal of the event was to create an international platform for collaboration, helping researchers establish connections, generate, and share knowledge. The event provided scientists from various countries the opportunity to discuss current issues in the fields of engineering and life sciences, establish new professional networks, and present their scientific achievements. Participants highlighted the high level of organization and the opportunities provided for discussions and knowledge exchange. The congress marked an important step in advancing scientific collaboration and promoting cutting-edge technologies in engineering and life sciences, which will undoubtedly contribute to future innovations and progress in these fields. We sincerely express our gratitude to the organizers of the Congress for their warm welcome and the opportunity to present our reports at such a significant international event. We highly appreciate the conditions created for the exchange of experience, discussion of pressing issues, and the establishment of professional contacts. Participation in the Congress has been an important step in advancing our research and opening new horizons for joint projects. We are confident that the collaboration initiated at this event will continue, and we look forward to further fruitful interactions that will yield meaningful results for both science and practice.