Chisinau resident powers home with 90% solar efficiency

A resident of Chișinău, Dinu Bubulici, has significantly reduced household energy dependence by combining solar generation, insulation, and heat pump systems in a single integrated setup.

Moldova and Sweden deepen EU single market cooperation

Moldova and Sweden have signed a memorandum to strengthen cooperation on the Republic of Moldova’s integration into the European Union’s Single Market. The agreement was concluded between the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and the Swedish National Board of Trade.

“Made in Moldova” products will reach Chinese consumers as Moldova joins the China International Import Expo

The Republic of Moldova will participate in a major international exhibition focused on trade and imports from China. This commitment was confirmed during a visit by the Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister and head of diplomacy, Mihai Popșoi, to China. He discussed this initiative with Wu Zhengping, the director of the Shanghai International Import Expo Bureau.

Climate change pushed a farmer from Drochia to grow vegetables in greenhouses: “It’s stable and safe”

Climate change has increasingly compelled Moldovan farmers to reconsider their agricultural practices. Vladimir Paun, a farmer from the village of Hăsnășenii Noi in the Drochia district, has turned away from traditional open-field vegetable farming due to severe drought and extreme temperatures. To sustain his business, he has transitioned all his production to greenhouses.

1,160 more families eligible for 6,000-lei EcoVouchers

From May 22 to June 7, another 1,160 families across the country will receive 6,000 lei each to purchase energy-efficient household appliances as part of a new session of the EcoVoucher Program.

ENS Declaration will become compulsory for goods at Romanian Customs

The Romanian Customs Authority is launching Phase 6 of the New Computerized Transit System (NCTS), which will introduce changes to the process of goods entering the European Union through the Moldovan-Romanian border starting May 25.

Moldova seeks lower customs duties for wines exported to China

The Republic of Moldova proposes to China to examine the possibility of adjusting customs duties applied to imports of Moldovan wines, in order to increase their presence on the Chinese market.

Opposition warns IMF program could lead to spending cuts and tax hikes

The agreement between the Republic of Moldova and the International Monetary Fund (IMF), reached at the expert level for the next three years, has sparked mixed reactions in Chisinau's political landscape. While opposition leaders caution about potential austerity measures and the risk of an economic crisis, government representatives assert that the program is designed to support economic reforms and ensure financial stability.

International support for Moldovan farmers secured through Rome agreement

Moldovan producers will receive assistance in processing and marketing agri-food products to meet European requirements and international quality standards, following a new agreement signed in Rome. This support will be aimed at small and medium-sized farmers, cooperatives, and producer associations.

Government commits 4.26 billion lei to support SMEs and boost competitiveness

The government plans to invest 4.26 billion lei over the next two years to foster entrepreneurship and enhance competitiveness through a program approved on Wednesday.

Deputy Prime Minister: Moldova needs 100,000 workers to boost productivity

The Republic of Moldova requires around 100,000 workers to boost productivity and, consequently, the economy. This is in contrast to the 300,000 foreign workers reported by the press. Deputy Prime Minister Eugen Osmochescu, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, provided these clarifications to address misinformation about a supposed "invasion" of foreign workers in the Moldovan labor market.

Prime Minister Munteanu: IMF agreement shows Moldova is on the right track

The Republic of Moldova has entered into a new cooperation agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF) that will last for the next three years. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu announced this agreement at the beginning of a government meeting on Wednesday, May 20.