The 7th class of the National Institute of Justice met, a decade after graduation

On the afternoon of Friday, August 1, 2025, graduates of the 2015 class of the National Institute of Justice reunited at their alma mater to mark ten years since the completion of their initial training. Most of the graduates present at the event work today as judges or prosecutors.

At the beginning of the meeting, the director of the National Institute of Justice, Ramona Strugariu, addressed them with a welcome message, emphasizing the importance of such events that strengthen the connection between graduates and INJ. Ramona Strugariu noted that the return of graduates to their Alma Mater demonstrates the unity of the INJ community and encouraged former audiences to remain involved and continue to support professional training initiatives.

The meeting was marked by the presence of the trainers who, a decade ago, guided the professional path of the graduates. Together they debugged memories from the 18 months of training. In gratitude, the graduates thanked them for their dedication, the valuable knowledge they provided and the impact they left on their careers.

The meeting, now in its second edition, is emerging as a tradition of the National Institute of Justice. The event represented an opportunity to remember and celebrate the professional career of the graduates and to reaffirm the lasting link between them and the National Institute of Justice.