National Roads Administration has a new interim director

The National Roads Administration (AND) has appointed Ștefan Popa as its new interim director, who previously served as the institution's executive director.

Historic moment for Moldova: customs clearance speeds up after joining the Common Transit Convention

Beginning November 1, carriers from the Republic of Moldova will experience significantly faster customs control and will no longer face delays of hours, days, or even weeks as they did previously. This improvement is a result of our country's accession to the Convention on the Common Transit Procedure and the implementation of the New Computerized Transit System (NCTS).

ANOFM reports 12,500 job vacancies in October, mainly in light industry

Over 12.5 thousand jobs are vacant across the country at the end of October, according to the National Employment Agency (ANOFM) database. The most positions are available in the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti – 7,753 and 1,029, respectively.

"Eugen Doga" International Airport - Chisinau could face a fuel supply crisis: Lukoil is the only supplier at the airport

The operations of the "Eugen Doga" International Airport in Chisinau may be at risk due to a potential fuel supply crisis. Lukoil, the airport's sole fuel supplier, is currently under international sanctions. Experts have raised concerns about the uncertainty surrounding fuel availability, while authorities have been hesitant to officially acknowledge the issue.

Gas trading extended to weekends via Romanian Commodity Exchange EST in Moldova

Companies engaged in the wholesale natural gas market via the Romanian Commodity Exchange EST in the Republic of Moldova will have the opportunity to trade the necessary gas seven days a week, including weekends. This extended trading program will begin on November 1.

Moldova takes key role in gas transit to Ukraine through “Route 1”

The Republic of Moldova is entering winter with adequate gas supplies to meet consumer demand. Additionally, by integrating into the Vertical Corridor, Moldova now has direct access to gas from the Caspian Sea and LNG terminals in Greece. This development not only enhances the country's energy security but also contributes to regional stability, according to acting Minister of Energy Dorin Junghietu.

Auto expert predicts end of internal combustion cars by 2035

The number of electric car owners in the Republic of Moldova is steadily increasing. Experts indicate that we are currently in a transition period, and it is expected that most vehicles will be electrified in the near future. Specifically, auto expert Constantin Mihalachi stated on the "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova that by 2030-2035, there will be no more cars with internal combustion engines, and everyone will have switched exclusively to electric vehicles.

Moldovan-Japanese business forum in Chisinau: new investment opportunities

The Republic of Moldova and Japan are enhancing their economic relations. Following Moldova's participation in the Osaka Exhibition, a Business Forum and bilateral meetings took place in Chisinau. These events demonstrated both countries' commitment to strengthening economic and investment cooperation. The forum was attended by 50 Moldovan entrepreneurs from various sectors, including IT, agriculture, processing, and industry, as well as 20 representatives from Japanese companies.

EcoVoucher Program: over 500 more families will buy new appliances with Norway’s support

About 550 families will have the chance to replace their old appliances with new, energy-efficient models. A new round of the EcoVoucher Program, launched on October 23, offers vouchers of 6,000 lei each for purchasing appliances.

Moldova ends reliance on Russian gas, guarantees security

The former Soviet republic of Moldova says it is no longer reliant on Russian natural gas, having diversified its supply and advanced interconnection projects with neighbouring Romania and the European Union.

Moldova's walnut harvest doubles amid European price rise

Moldovan walnut farmers are reporting a significantly larger harvest this year, thanks largely to investments in high-yield varieties and modern irrigation systems.

PAS candidate for Prime Minister: Transnistrian reintegration possible via economic measures

The reintegration of the Transnistrian region is possible peacefully, through economic mechanisms, claims Alexandru Munteanu, the candidate of the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) for the position of Prime Minister. According to him, diplomatic efforts, combined with economic benefits, will ultimately contribute to the state's reunification. However, experts believe that the process cannot be achieved only through financial measures, because one of the main obstacles to the reintegration of the state is the illegal stationing of Russian troops on the left bank of the Nistru.