The Republic of Moldova will continue to purchase electricity at a capped price from Romania

The Republic of Moldova will continue to benefit from electricity imported from Romania at a capped price, due to the extension of the Emergency Ordinance adopted by the authorities in Bucharest. State Secretary at the Ministry of Energy, Constantin Borosan, stated that the measure continues to allow the purchase of electricity at capped prices, below the ceiling set by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) of the Republic of Moldova.

NBM educates students on financial stability

Students of the "Aristotel" Republican Theoretical High School were given a challenge by the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM), Anca Dragu.

Entrepreneurs plan 14,000 new jobs in Moldova this year

Entrepreneurs in Moldova are planning to create over 14,000 new jobs this year, with 80% of them expected to be in the private sector.

First batch of Moldovan apples was shipped to India. How long will it take to reach its destination?

Moldovan apples are being exported to the Indian market. The first commercial delivery has set off for Mumbai, India, from the village of Bilicenii Vechi, Singerei district. The fruits will reach their destination in three months at most. According to the authorities, the Indian market is one of the biggest with approximately 1.4 billion consumers and a large export potential.

Moldova’s economy in 2024: Stagnation or economic reset?

Moldova’s economy saw minimal growth in 2024, with GDP rising by just 0.1%. Severe droughts and the ongoing war in Ukraine significantly impacted foreign investment and domestic consumption, leading to economic stagnation.

The Republic of Moldova becomes the largest exporter of sunflower seeds in the EU

The Republic of Moldova has become the biggest exporter of sunflower seeds to the European Union. More than 60% of the EU bloc's imports of this product come from our country, according to Eurostat. Between July 1 and February 1, Moldovans exported about 500,000 tons of seeds, most of which went to the European market, said Iurie Rija, director of the Association of Exporters and Importers of Agricultural and Cereal Products.

Moldova’s trade relations: U.S. impact and EU market risks

The trade relations between the United States and the Republic of Moldova will not be affected by the new trade rules imposed on other countries by U.S. President Donald Trump, experts have stated for Radio Moldova.

Moldova aims for energy independence by 2030

The Government has approved the Action Plan to strengthen Moldova's energy independence.

Maia Sandu at the Moldovan-French business forum: "The Republic of Moldova is open for business"

The Republic of Moldova welcomes French companies with attractive business opportunities, as highlighted by President Maia Sandu during the Moldovan-French Business Forum. Over 180 French companies participated in the five sessions of the forum, which focused on various sectors including energy, transportation and infrastructure, healthcare and pharmaceuticals, agriculture, agri-food and wine, as well as technological innovations.

Moldova's economic growth plan set for final vote in European Parliament

The Economic Growth Plan for the Republic of Moldova has been adopted by the European Parliament's specialized committees.

51 kilometers of irrigation networks will be built in two villages in Ștefan Vodă under the World Bank-funded AGGRI project

In the context of ongoing droughts and high temperatures that are significantly impacting farmers, residents of the villages of Căplani and Crocmaz in the Ștefan Vodă district will soon benefit from a modern irrigation system. Rehabilitation of the existing system is set to begin in a few weeks and is being funded by the World Bank.

Electricity compensation for Moldovan businesses explained

Electricity compensation for businesses has already been transferred to their bank accounts. This includes a textile company that received 43,000 lei (2,200 euro) for the month of January.