Maia Sandu: Left bank must prepare for crisis; Government will act based on energy developments

The new government is set to begin its work in the middle of the cold season, facing significant challenges in preparing for winter and addressing potential energy crises. President Maia Sandu informed Rlive.md that state institutions have been working in recent months to ensure energy stability. However, the situation on the left bank of the Nistru remains uncertain.

Moldova will modernize e-procurement system with World Bank support

A team from the World Bank has concluded its support mission for the project titled "Public Procurement Efficiency and Value for Money in the Republic of Moldova." This mission took place on Friday, October 17, and is financed through the Multi-Donor Trust Fund called "Moldova - Growth, Resilience, and Opportunities for Well-Being" (M-GROW).

Moldovagaz resumes gas deliveries to left bank of Nistru at previous volumes

Natural gas deliveries to the left bank of the Nistru will resume on October 17, in the volumes contracted to meet the needs of all consumer categories. This announcement was made by Vadim Ceban, the interim president of Moldovagaz, the company responsible for supplying gas to the Transnistrian region.

Frost damage: Nisporeni and Orhei farmers file most requests for state compensation

Farmers submitted a total of 690 applications to the Agricultural Intervention and Payments Agency (AIPA) for financial support concerning more than 13,000 hectares impacted by adverse weather this spring. The application period for financial aid, specifically for those whose crops were damaged by late frosts in the spring of 2025, closed on October 14.

Exports down 2.5% since the beginning of the year. EU countries, the main trading partners of the Republic of Moldova

In August 2025, exports of goods totaled 332.6 million US dollars. This figure shows a 4.2% decrease compared to July but a 22% increase compared to August 2024, according to data released by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The European Union remains the primary destination for Moldovan products, accounting for 67.5% of total exports, a slight increase from the previous year.

Moldova launches new Stock Exchange to boost EU market integration

The Moldova International Stock Exchange, a strategic institution aimed at developing the capital market and strengthening financial stability, was established by the Government on Wednesday, October 15.

Chișinău economy: Capital generates 60% of Moldova's GDP

The capital Chișinău accounts for over 60% of the Republic of Moldova's economy and is widening the gap with the rest of the country, according to economic analyst Veaceslav Ioniță.

Mălăiești fruit grower finds success through modern irrigation

In an increasingly unpredictable climate, effective irrigation is essential for managing droughts. Igor Ivanov, a fruit grower from the village of Mălăiești in the Orhei district, has invested in modernizing the irrigation systems for his orchards and nursery. He believes that adapting to climate change starts with the intelligent management of water resources.

A 50-year-old bridge in southern Moldova will undergo urgent repairs

The road bridge over the Lunguta River, located near Corten village in the Taraclia district, is set to undergo significant repairs after more than fifty years of service. Constructed in 1970, this reinforced concrete bridge measures 34.13 meters in length and 9.94 meters in width. Currently, it is in unsatisfactory condition, as reported by the National Roads Administration (AND).

Chișinău hosted the “Butoiaș” fair, celebrating grapes and wine

Ripe grapes, seasonal agricultural products, and winemaking accessories were all featured at the "Butoiaș" fair held in Chisinau. Winegrowers from across the country brought their harvests to sell, while enthusiasts of homemade wine seized the opportunity to select the best grape varieties for the perfect taste.

Sorghum becomes increasingly popular. Farmer: “The results remain good even during drought”

The dry periods of recent years have driven some farmers to seek crops that can better withstand climate change. In Orhei District, two entrepreneurs decided to abandon traditional crops and planted sorghum for the first time—a plant almost forgotten in Moldova but with significant agricultural potential. The farmers harvested enough to feed the 160 cattle they raise at their local farm.

Tiraspol: How EU funds helped one woman launch a uniform business

The Covid-19 pandemic proved to be a time of both severe challenges and unexpected reinvention for many.