11 Tofan ministers reported million-lei incomes in 2025

Bank accounts, allowances, spacious houses, cars, and some luxury items are among the assets and sources of income listed in the asset declarations of the 16 candidates proposed for Vasile Tofan's Government. This government is set to request a vote of confidence from Parliament on Tuesday, July 21. Among these candidates, Eugen Osmochescu has reported the highest declared income, while Dan Perciun has the lowest income among those nominated for the new executive team.

Tofan Cabinet ministers will serve six-month probation

The 16 ministers appointed to the government led by Vasile Tofan will be evaluated after their first 3 to 6 months in office. Based on their performance, the Prime Minister reserves the right to make changes to the composition of the Executive. This was stated by PAS deputy Andrian Băluțel during the July 20 edition of the "La 360 de grade" show on Radio Moldova.

Tofan plan targets EU economy and business growth

The main objectives of the future government, led by Vasile Tofan, are to transform the Republic of Moldova into a European economy and to create the most business-friendly environment in Europe. The government prioritizes the development of a new strategic industry to enhance national security. Additionally, it aims to raise the minimum wage to 10,000 lei and plans to rehabilitate at least 10 hospitals in the coming years.

Moldova expands fully online public services

Currently, over 43% of institutions providing public services in the Republic of Moldova offer all their services in digital format. This amounts to 26 out of 60 entities, whose services can be accessed online through the EVO portal and application. Additionally, digitalization is also progressing at the level of local public administration. In 2025 alone, the use of online services resulted in savings of over 853 million lei.

Maia Sandu pitches Moldova as a hub for Indian investment

The Republic of Moldova can serve as an entry point for Indian companies interested in the European market. At the Moldova-India Business Forum, organized in Chisinau on July 20, in the context of the visit of the President of India, Droupadi Murmu, Maia Sandu stated that our country relies on speed, talent and access to attract new investments and economic partnerships.

Health minister nominee proposes zero VAT on medicines

The Minister of Health, Alexandru Gasnaș, suggests keeping the VAT rate for medicines at the current 8% or reducing it to 0% until an impact analysis is conducted.

Over 100 people bitten by animals in Chisinau last week

In the last week, over 100 people were bitten by animals, with most attacks attributed to stray animals, according to the capital's authorities.

President Maia Sandu invites Gagauzia lawmakers to discussions

On Monday, July 20, deputies from the People's Assembly of Gagauzia met with Maia Sandu, the President of the Republic of Moldova, to address the ongoing institutional crisis in the Gagauz autonomy. They discussed the delays surrounding the organization of elections for a new composition of the People's Assembly.

Weather alert: Heavy rain and storms ahead

Meteorologists issued a Yellow Code warning for atmospheric instability in the Republic of Moldova. Short-term rain is expected, along with lightning, hail, and increased winds. This warning is in effect on Monday, July 20, from 3:00 PM to 1:00 AM.

New Moldova-India partnership brings scholarships and investments

Moldova and India will enhance their trade relations, introduce new university study programs for students, and work together to train professionals in areas such as artificial intelligence and cyber diplomacy. These objectives were announced on Monday, July 20, by President Maia Sandu and her Indian counterpart, Droupadi Murmu, during her visit to Chisinau.

Bădiceni Social Center upgrades comfort for 50 beneficiaries

The elderly residents at the Social Center in Bădiceni, Soroca, will enjoy improved living conditions following renovations to the building. These upgrades were made in accordance with energy efficiency standards, resulting in greater comfort for the 50 beneficiaries and reduced heating and maintenance costs for the facility. This renovation is part of a larger project funded by the European Union.

Over 500 new teachers will join schools this fall

More than 500 young teachers are scheduled to start their positions in educational institutions across the Republic of Moldova on September 1. This announcement was made by the interim Minister of Education, Dan Perciun, following the completion of the first stage of document submissions for school assignments.