Category: Economics

For January 2025, SA Energocom announced that it will meet the electricity consumption needs of the Republic of Moldova (on the right bank of the Dniester River) through a combination of local...

In 2025, Moldova will allocate 54 million lei to international organizations as membership fees. The foremost payment, exceeding 10.5 million lei, will go to the Council of Europe (CoE), which Moldova has...

The Reintegration Policies Bureau (BPR) reports that 12 public institutions in the Transnistrian region have been disconnected from the gas supply network. BPR noted that the government continues to monitor the situation...

The government has prepared a plan to deliver humanitarian aid to citizens on the left bank in collaboration with development partners. President Maia Sandu announced this after discussing the country's energy situation...

Moldovan authorities will secure electricity from various sources to maintain supply continuity if disruptions occur from the left bank of the Dniester. Authorities will implement emergency measures starting January 1, 2025, if...

The National Food Safety Agency (NFSA) announced that titanium dioxide (E171) is banned for food use in the Republic of Moldova. The NFSA pledged to intensify inspections of food products, including at...

Parliament adopted a draft law today to enhance pollution control by aligning existing regulations with the provisions of the Law on Industrial Emissions.The proposed amendments include replacing the current authorization for atmospheric...

The year 2024 marked a historic milestone for Moldova as the European Union opened its doors wider, and the National Bank of Moldova (BNM) took an active role in the accession process....