On 8 February 2018, Dinamo Club celebrates its 25th anniversary, at the event participated: Minister of Internal Affairs, Alexandru Jizdan, Secretary of State of Ministry of Internal Affairs, chief and employees of subdivisions, chief of Dinamo Club, Arcadie Bostan, representative of law institution, partner clubs, veteran and current sportsmen.

In his speech, Minister of Internal Affairs empathized the importance of this subdivision of the Ministry and the history it wrote for 25 years, but also spoke of changes that modernized and developed this Club. At the same time, the Minister mentioned the importance to promote sport among Ministry of Internal Affairs' employees and future projects that will make Dinamo Club a good example for the whole country, not only through sportsmen that bring fame to Moldova, but also conditions offered to people who wish to do sport.

"Dinamo Club is an institution that I personally cultivated, sport culture, therefore, along with the Club's veterans, through various actions, we will support its development and will contribute to gaining even better results in time. I wish you many years ahead and perseverance in your activity" Alexandru Jizdan said during the event.

At the same time, at the event sportsmen and veterans of the Club received awards and the results of Spartacus games of Ministry of Internal Affairs 2017 were reviewed, representatives of the teams that participated receiving gifts and awards.

Group I:

3rd Place - General Inspectorate of the Moldovan Border Police;

2nd Place - Carabinier Troops;

1st Place - General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations.

Group II:

3rd Place - Chişinău Police Department of General Police Inspectorate;

2nd Place - Bălţi Police Inspectorate of General Police Inspectorate;

1st Place - Ciocana Police Inspectorate of Chişinău Police Department;

Group III:

3rd Place - Făleşti Police Inspectorate of General Police Inspectorate;

2nd Place - Ungheni Police Inspectorate of General Police Inspectorate;

1st Place - Bender Police Inspectorate of General Police Inspectorate;

The event continued with an artistic program where multiple local artists participated.

The Club was founded by the Government's decision No. 45 on 8 February 1993, aiming to reach a high level of professional preparation in sport and collaborate with law enforcement.

Sportsmen from the Club have participated multiple times in Olympics since Republic of Moldova declared independence.

Olympic champions: Nicolae Juravschi (1988 Summer Olympics), Tudor Casapu (1992 Summer Olympics), Silver and Bronze winner Svetlana Doljenko-Kracevskaia (1980 Summer Olympics), Iurie Bașkatov (1988 Summer Olympics), Oleg Moldovan (2000 Summer Olympics), Vitalie Grușac (2000 Summer Olympics), Veaceslav Gojan (2008 Summer Olympics), Cristina Iovu, Anatol Cîrîcu (2008 Summer Olympics).