Cultural dimensions in the Republic of Moldova and Romania: comparative study

In the context of globalization, interculturality is becoming increasingly relevant in modern societies, including those of the Republic of Moldova and Romania. The impact of globalisation on these two countries is reflected in their cultural interactions, highlighting the similar but also distinct intercultural dimensions that represent them. The Republic of Moldova and Romania, due to the history, customs and geographical location, have developed close cultural ties, but also have preserved their own cultural peculiarities. Globalisation has facilitated cultural exchanges between these two countries. Therefore, using the Hofstede Model as a research method, we can realize better the intercultural dimensions of the Republic of Moldova and Romania, which reflect global influences, their similarities and distinct cultural specificity, mirroring the complexity and diversity of societies in the age of globalization. In order to influence the interactions of the representatives of these countries on different levels and in diverse arias of a activity: economy, europen integration, business, immigration and emigration studies in a positive for all stakeholders way, we consider it very usefull.