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The average monthly nominal gross monthly salary by economic activity in the third quarter of 2025 amounted to 15,487.8 lei. In the education sector it reached 12,713.3 lei or 82.1% of the average for the economy. A teacher with this salary earns about 152 thousand lei per year, while the incomes of top officials and heads of state structures are measured in millions.
In order for the reforms carried out by the authorities in Moldova to succeed, five…
In the traditional report prepared by the experts of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development Transition Report for 2025-26, entitled “Brave old world” (Brave old world), aging and shrinking working-age population are named as the main challenges for the countries of the Old World.
Moldova’s accession to the European Union may become a serious test for Moldova’s information and communication technology sector. And the unique Moldova IT Park (MITP) may cease to exist at all.
Moldova’s ongoing legal disputes with investors could jeopardize its hopes for EU accession. So says Surya Evans-Pritchard Jayanti, a senior fellow at the Atlantic Council’s (AC) Eurasia Center.
Public debt is one of the most important indicators of a country’s economic health. It represents the sum of all financial obligations of the government accumulated to creditors. It is usually expressed as a percentage of GDP, which allows comparing the debt burden of different countries, regardless of the size of their economies.
The first Romania-Moldova F.E.R.M. Economic Forum took place in Chisinau, dedicated to the dialog for a modern, inclusive and sustainable economy.
According to the International Monetary Fund (IMF), calculated for 2025, with a nominal gross domestic product of $19.5 billion, Moldova’s GDP at purchasing power parity (PPP) is $46.4 billion. Our country is among the poorest countries in Europe both in nominal GDP and purchasing power.
From April 1, 2025, electricity tariffs increased in Transnistria. For the population they increased from 1.39 local rubles to 1.42 rubles per kWh.
Repair work began in order to restore train traffic on the railroad bridge over the Prut River near the settlements of Falciu (Romania) – Cantemir (Moldova).
Since 2010, Anadolu Efes, mother company of Efes Moldova, has been transparently reporting its sustainability performance to stakeholders. It breaks new ground as in 2025 the company releases an Integrated Annual Report. This report marks a significant milestone, showcasing the company’s commitment to integrated thinking by combining financial and non-financial performance indicators within a single, cohesive framework.
