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Moldova will develop an investment map to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals. This was reported by UNDP Moldova, noting that UNDP Deputy Resident Representative in Moldova Seher Ariner met with the Director General of the Investment Agency of Moldova, Natalia Bejan, and participated in the roundtable of the Agency’s Advisory Committee.

Last April, it was announced that the president of the Moldovan Football Federation (FMF), Leonid Olejnichenko, had held talks with representatives of the Romanian company that had been selected to conduct a feasibility study for the National Stadium project. A few months later, the project was discussed at the governmental level and promised to present the feasibility study publicly within a year. A year has passed and Dan Perchun, Minister of Education and Research, reports that the project is still at the pre-feasibility study stage. Has the relevance of the project waned?

A 25 km long section of the railroad on the Iasi Ungheni line, including a bridge over the Prut River, will be modernized and electrified with European financial support. The total cost of the project will amount to 33.8 million euros.

In Moldova, the rape harvest will be completed next week. By the end of the harvesting campaign, preliminary estimates of the production of this crop have increased, while the domestic and foreign trade context has changed significantly. Is it for the better? It is an open question.

“Bomb threat! Leave the premises immediately,” a security officer yelled at me during a “Principles First” conference of moderate Republicans gathering in Washington, D.C., on Feb. 22. We learned a little later that the threat came in the form of an untraceable email that said four homemade bombs had been planted “in honor of the January 6 hostages recently released by Emperor Trump.”

The AIS MIAD (Information System for Management and Issuance of Authorization Documents), once introduced with great pomp, still does not pay back the resources invested in it. Such conclusions were reached by the Court of Accounts of the Republic of Moldova, having assessed the implementation of recommendations by the agencies.

Warehouse real estate has shown the greatest resilience in recent years, especially after the pandemic and the start of a military operation in a neighboring country, compared to other segments.

A new stationery supermarket “Papirus” was opened in Ciocana sector in Chisinau. This is the fifth store of the chain developed in Moldova by S.C. Birolux-MT.

Moldovan startup Argus AI is testing a prototype that allows surgeons to explore a patient’s anatomy in virtual reality.

Several serious changes are contained in a large package of amendments to the tax legislation, which were published at the end of last week. As the Ministry of Finance emphasized, the rush to adopt them was due to the need to adjust the tax base to better adapt it to current economic realities. But this is not the tax policy for 2026. It will be approved by the new government and parliament.

The Ministry of Finance is considering the possibility of introducing taxes on all parcels from foreign marketplaces, including those worth up to 150 euros. This was announced by Corina Alexa, head of the Main Department of Tax and Customs Policy of the Ministry of Finance, during a meeting of the Economic Press Club dedicated to problems related to E-commerce.

S.A. “Moldova-Film” announces of the auction “on demand” for the lease of unused assets, which will take place on 31.07.2025 at 13.00 pm

Investments in the amount of 15.77 million lei were made in Ungheni municipality within the project “Modernization of municipal road infrastructure for sustainable economic revival”. The project was implemented by the Regional Development Agency “Center” at the expense of the National Fund for Regional and Local Development (FNDRL).

Due to too high prices for berries and early stone fruits, canning enterprises in Moldova had to cut back their programs of processing these raw materials.

If Donald Trump keeps his promise to impose duties of 30% on EU goods, European businesses will have to reconsider their entire export model, experts say.

This week, the first portion of the census campaign results – the number of the population permanently residing in the country and by regions – was announced. The second portion – about demographic features – was saved for the end of August. We will learn information about residential buildings only by the end of the year. The question about the time of disclosure of ethnic composition, nationality and mother tongue was not even raised by those present at the official meeting at the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS)….

Mutual trade turnover between Moldova and the Netherlands is increasing annually. While there is a significant economic contrast between the economies of these countries, there are also complementary opportunities for cooperation. How to realize this potential and give an additional impetus to trade? This was the subject of the Export Vision conference organized by the Investment Agency.

On July 10, 2025, the Moldovan Parliament approved, in the second reading, a draft law exempting from customs duties used passenger buses intended for replenishing public transport in Balti. Previously, these buses operated in Resita (Caras-Severin county in western Romania), but the municipal authorities of the Romanian twin city decided to donate them to Balti.

The hotel business in Moldova has been booming for the third year. Due to the military actions in Ukraine, the entire industry – about 280 structures for receiving tourists with 8.3 thousand rooms (25 thousand beds) – has fallen into a phase of high demand. Logos Press asked hotel expert, owner of Thomas Albert Hotel chain Sergey Kalugin about how the situation has affected the market development and whether big money is possible in the industry.

The outgoing parliament will be remembered for having worked for most of its mandate under a state of emergency (from March 2020 to February 2025 – almost continuously) and unprecedented openness on the part of the EU. It will also be remembered for the record number of women MPs (almost 40%) and the rather “young” average age of our parliamentarians – 47.
