Moldovan communities are primarily found in the Republic of Moldova, a small country in Eastern Europe bordered by Romania and Ukraine. These communities are characterized by a rich cultural heritage, including traditional music, dance, and cuisine. The population is predominantly Moldovan, with a mix of ethnic groups such as Ukrainians, Russians, and Gagauz people, contributing to the country's diverse cultural landscape. In addition to Moldova, significant Moldovan communities exist in neighboring countries and around the world, particularly in Italy, Spain, and the United States. Many Moldovans have migrated for better economic opportunities, maintaining their cultural traditions while integrating into new societies. These communities often celebrate their heritage through festivals, food, and social gatherings.