EU invests 3 million euros in the digitalization of agriculture and the modernization of employment services in the Republic of Moldova

The European Union is allocating 3 million euros to a new 3-year project in partnership with the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP). This initiative aims to strengthen digital governance in agriculture and enhance access to decent job opportunities for vulnerable individuals in rural areas.

Government of the Republic of Moldova encourages Romanian and French companies to invest in energy and IT

On Thursday in Bucharest, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu presented the economic reforms initiated by the Government in Chișinău, along with investment opportunities and sectors that offer favorable conditions for entrepreneurs. This presentation was made to the members of the French Chamber of Commerce, Industry, and Agriculture in Romania.

Farmers who suffered losses due to spring frosts receive compensation from the state

Farmers who experienced losses from spring frosts and July storms receive compensation, according to the Agricultural Intervention and Payments Agency (AIPA).

From 2026, Moldova’s youth get a European Card with service discounts

Young people in the Republic of Moldova could soon benefit from European cards, which would provide discounts and benefits for shopping, theater and film, transportation, and museum visits. The Ministry of Education and Research, in collaboration with the National Youth Agency, is preparing to launch the European card, aiming to implement it in 2026. Currently, the European card is utilized in over 30 countries, and the Republic of Moldova plans to adopt this successful model.

Moldova loses $170 million final IMF tranche after program expires

The Republic of Moldova will not receive the final IMF tranche of approximately $170 million (equivalent to about 2.9 billion lei).

Moldova shifts economic model: From consumption to production and innovation

The Republic of Moldova requires a crucial shift from a consumption-based economy to one resolutely focused towards production, innovation, and investment.

ODA grants worth 28.9 million lei to boost job creation in Moldova

Over 68 companies in the Republic of Moldova will benefit from grants worth 28.9 million lei through programs managed by the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA).

Moldova pushes for organic seeds to gain agricultural independence

The Republic of Moldova continues its heavy reliance on imported seeds, yet the country possesses vast untapped potential for boosting domestic seed production, particularly for vegetable and potato crops.

Europe’s energy security remains stable despite sanctions on Lukoil

The European Commission is assessing the potential effects of the United States' sanctions on the Russian company Lukoil. These measures could impact oil supplies to several countries in the region, including the Republic of Moldova. European officials indicate that there are no immediate threats to energy security at this time. However, they stress the importance of closely monitoring the situation, especially with the cold season approaching.

Expert-Grup: GDP growth of 1.1% “is modest, but not a recession”

The Republic of Moldova is not in a recession, despite experiencing modest economic growth. The Gross Domestic Product (GDP) has increased by only 1.1% compared to the same period last year. Adrian Lupușor, the director of Expert-Grup, an organization focused on economic research, cautions against misinterpreting this data in public discourse.

Ten people fined over 21,500 lei for illegally providing taxi services in Chisinau

Seventeen individuals were fined for illegally providing taxi services in Chisinau, either by not using cash or failing to utilize appropriate control equipment.

Three new energy interconnections will link the Republic of Moldova with Romania and Ukraine

The Republic of Moldova plans to construct new energy interconnection lines with Romania and Ukraine. This initiative aims to enhance its energy independence and facilitate the integration of future renewable energy capacities into the European grid. Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu made the announcement during a recent Partnership for Transatlantic Energy Cooperation (P-TEC) meeting in Athens, attended by officials from the United States and Europe.