Moldova Launches Search for Its Candidate City for European Capital of Culture 2033
The Republic of Moldova has officially launched the process of selecting the city that will represent the country in the European competition for the European Capital of Culture 2033 title. Interested cities...
The visit of Afghan officials to the Republic of Moldova took place because a State Secretary from the Ministry of Agriculture had not informed himself about the country’s policy regarding relations with...
Grain and Oilseed Producers Oppose VAT Increase to 12%, Request Talks with Government
Producers and processors of grain and oilseed crops are opposing the planned increase of the VAT rate to 12%, saying they categorically reject the measure and want discussions with Finance Minister Victoria...
President Maia Sandu said she will not take a vacation in August, explaining that she plans to continue working due to the government’s demanding agenda. She made the remarks during the Cabinetul...
Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan held a phone conversation with his Bulgarian counterpart Rumen Radev on Moldova’s European integration, joint projects, and the development of bilateral relations.Tofan thanked Bulgaria for its support...
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Gagauzia Governor Evghenia Gutul Transferred to Rusca Prison After Seven-Year Sentence
Gagauzia Governor Evghenia Gutul and Svetlana Popan, the former secretary of the Shor Party, have been transferred to Prison No. 7 – Rusca. Gutul and Popan received sentences of seven and six...
Moldovan Government Unveils 2027 Tax Policy: Higher Tobacco, Sugar, and VAT Rates Proposed
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan on Wednesday presented the government’s main proposals for Moldova’s 2027 tax policy. The measures will undergo public consultations in the coming weeks and include both tax relief and...
Government Drops Initial VAT Increase Plan, Announces More Moderate Tax Changes
The government is abandoning its initial plan to increase and unify VAT rates following public criticism, and the new fiscal changes will be more moderate and designed to protect vulnerable consumers, Prime...