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The total project budget is $59.8 million. The project is financed by a loan from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) and two grants ratified by Parliament in 2023. The project implementation period is from October 2023 to December 2029. Its main objective is to strengthen the educational infrastructure and improve the quality of the teaching and learning process.
The Foreign Investors Association (FIA) proposes to establish by law a permanent mechanism for consultation with the business community before approving innovations related to economic activity. The proposal was made in connection with the announcement of the beginning of the development of fiscal and customs policy for 2026.
Chisinau City Hall will contribute its share to the implementation of the project “New water intake station on the Dniester River”, implemented within the framework of the “Open Program of Urban Development in Moldova”. The corresponding decision was approved by the Chisinau Municipal Council on October 17.
The list of documents to be submitted by companies in the Information and Dossier on Transfer Prices will be updated and clarified to make the requirements more specific and their interpretation uniform.
National Theater “Satiricus I. L. Caragiale” celebrates its 35th anniversary this year. In October it hosted the VII International Theater Festival “FESTIS”, under the motto “The world today is comedy”. For two weeks “FESTIS” delighted the public with performances of 21 theaters from Hungary, Georgia, Romania, Turkey, Moldova, diverse in genres, styles and themes.
More than 300 athletes and 200 members of sports delegations from 37 countries arrived in…
The slow pace of the 2025 maize harvest campaign due to high soil moisture in the fields and grain in the cob increases the risk of deterioration in the quality of these products, especially when they are stored. This is the case in many countries in the Northern Black Sea region, but especially in Ukraine and Moldova.
The state has not learned to spend even other people’s money on the development of the country. Foreign aid is spent mainly on salaries and pensions and other current expenditures. In other words, it is eaten up. It is not always possible to “digest” the money for capital investments. The Accounts Chamber gives figures and reasons for such “indigestion”.
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.
Plans for the construction of the Iasi-Ungheni-Chisinau-Odessa highway, which had been frozen for an indefinite period, are back on the agenda of the relevant authorities in Chisinau. It is also expected to play the role of a new tourist route connecting the three countries. The length of the highway will be more than 320 kilometers, and the construction will cost 1.2 billion euros. The future of this project, among others, was discussed during a meeting with an official Romanian delegation at the Moldovan Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development.
In accordance with the introduction of a new taxation regime for “independent entrepreneurs” in the Tax Code, the Ministry of Finance has developed and submitted for public discussion drafts of a standard form of the Notice of Payment of Single Tax on Income from Individual Entrepreneurial Activity and an order on the Procedure for its completion.
The parliamentary session to approve the new government and its activity program is scheduled for Friday, October 31. There are practically no doubts that the Cabinet of Ministers will be approved as presented. But doubts about the correctness of this approach remain.
