The Minister of Education, Mihai Dimian, announced that in the first session of the Baccalaureate, several attempts at cheating were stopped, including with glasses with video cameras.

Mihai Dimian, the interim Minister of Education and Research, declared on Friday that during the first session of the Baccalaureate, teachers identified and stopped several attempts at fraud, including through the use of advanced electronic devices, such as glasses equipped with video cameras and artificial intelligence. The minister congratulated the supervisors for their vigilance and appreciated the involvement of police officers and prosecutors in the investigations conducted by the Prosecutor's Office next to the Alba Tribunal, which is investigating suspicions of disclosing secret information for the purpose of cheating on the exam.

The integrity of the exams is essential for trust in education, Dimian emphasized. In this context, dozens of searches were carried out in the counties of Alba, Arad, Bihor, Cluj, and Sibiu, targeting individuals suspected of fraud. The Prosecutor's Office obtained legal authorizations to conduct searches in 47 locations, as part of an investigation into crimes related to the disclosure of secret information.