Customs Service Worker's Day is observed in Moldova every September 4. This professional day commemorates the establishment of the Customs Service in independent Moldova, which was created on September 4, 1991, shortly after the country proclaimed its independence. The day was officially recognized by presidential decree in 1995. It celebrates the role of the Customs Service as the central administrative body responsible for ensuring the economic security of the nation and implementing the state’s customs policy. The Moldovan Customs Service became a member of the World Customs Organization in 1994, aligning with international standards and practices in customs operations. Activities on this day often include recognition of the contributions made by customs officials and may involve events that highlight the importance of customs in facilitating international trade and revenue collection.