Moldova’s Apple Harvest Expected to Reach 526,000 Tons as Processors Prepare for Record Volumes
Moldova’s apple production is expected to reach approximately 526,000 tons this year, with around 325,000 tons potentially destined for processing. The country’s fruit and vegetable canning industry says it is prepared to...
Moldovan MPs Clash Over Temporary Licensing Rules for Agricultural Imports
MP Sergiu Stefanco of the Democracy at Home Party has accused the PAS government of changing legislation on agricultural import licensing to favor the interests of large companies, including major exporters and...
Dorin Recean Removed From MoldATSA Board
Dorin Recean’s mandate as a member of the Board of Directors of state-owned enterprise MoldATSA has ended. He was removed from the position by an order issued by Moldova’s Public Property Agency...
Placinta: A Taste of Moldova’s Culinary Tradition
Placinta is one of Moldova’s most beloved traditional pastries. Made with thin dough and filled with farmer’s cheese, potatoes, cabbage or sour cherries, it has been a staple on Moldovan tables for...
PM Tofan Announces Five Urgent Measures After Domestic Violence Tragedy in Magdacesti
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has announced five urgent measures following the tragedy in Magdacesti, Criuleni district, where a man fatally shot his wife before taking his own life. The woman was under...
Grosu: Moldova’s 2026 Budget Deficit of Over 23 Billion Lei Is “Manageable”
The budget deficit, which is expected to exceed 23 billion lei in 2026, is “manageable,” Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu said. According to him, the authorities plan to take a different approach when...
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Moldova successful synchronisation with Continental Europe power systems
Following an urgent request by Moldova and Ukenergo for emergency synchronization, the Transmission System Operators (TSOs) of Continental Europe agreed to start on March 16th the trial synchronization of the Continental European...
The war in Ukraine will affect Moldova’s economic growth for 2022
The International Monetary Fund forecasts economic growth for the Republic of Moldova of only 0.3%. Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilița stated that the IMF's forecast coincides with the prognosis of the Government in...