Having joined the Agency in July 2026, Mr Cladco will help foster effective cooperation between the Moldovan authorities and their international counterparts, contributing to the successful coordination of cross-border criminal investigations. 

Commenting on his new joining at Eurojust, Mr Cladco said: ‘Assuming the role of Liaison Prosecutor at Eurojust represents a great opportunity and an honour for me as a career prosecutor to play an active role in facilitating cooperation and mutual legal assistance in criminal matters between the Republic of Moldova and EU Member States and non-EU partner states, within Eurojust’s mandate to coordinate the efforts of national judicial authorities in investigating and prosecuting serious, organised, and transnational crime. I look forward to continuing the mission of the Liaison Prosecutor at Eurojust as part of the Republic of Moldova’s commitment to joining the European Union. My country remains firmly committed to tackling all forms of organised cross-border crime that endanger the security and well-being of our citizens.’

Mr Cladco brings more than 20 years of prosecutorial experience to Eurojust. Throughout his career at the General Prosecutor’s Office in Chisinau, he has held a number of senior positions, including Head of International Cooperation and European Integration Department, as well as roles within the International Legal Assistance and International Cooperation Unit. 

In addition to his work as a prosecutor, Mr Cladco has undertaken a range of national and international assignments, including serving on several GRECO evaluation teams and as a member of the national delegation of the Republic of Moldova to the United Nations Universal Periodic Review. 

Mr Cladco holds a Bachelor’s degree in law from University of Bucharest and a Master’s degree in criminal procedure law from the Moldova State University.