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Moldova is creating a legislative framework to ensure that 55% of construction waste is recycled in the country by 2030. This is in line with the European Union’s plans to ensure that 90% of such waste in its member states is recycled by that date.
Moldova will become a full member of the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) next week. This was said during a meeting that the president of the National Bank of Moldova, Anca Dragu, held in Brussels with the director general of the European Commission’s Directorate General for Economic and Financial Affairs (DG ECFIN), Martin Verwey.
The elections are over, passions have calmed down a bit. Next came the “technical” procedures for approving mandates and forming parliamentary governing bodies.
The outsider of the Super League standings – soccer club “Spartanii-Sportul” – has become the leader in fierce debates in the soccer community on the expediency of being in the elite of clubs with unstable financial situation and the role of the Moldovan Football Federation (FMF). The reason were the statements of the former president and technical director of the club, head of the academy “Sportul” Viorel Cojocaru, who accused the new management of “taking over” the club, and the foreign investor – in the realization of fraudulent schemes and tax evasion. The club representatives insist that they are right.
In many agro-climatic models of the present and near future, practically the whole territory of the Republic of Moldova belongs to the zone of risky agriculture. Frequent and constantly tightening droughts lead to a decrease in agricultural productivity, while high prices for fuel, fertilizers and phytosanitary products reduce the profitability of agricultural production. In this context, the choice of crops for crop rotations is beginning to play a key role in agribusiness, without any alternatives.
ProWein Düsseldorf remains one of the leading and most authoritative wine and spirits industry shows in the world. The experts are unanimous: anyone who wants to be successful on the international market should go to Düsseldorf, because the important people in the industry gather here.
In an era of shifting geopolitics, many countries’ strategic planning involves imaginative exercises to strengthen their position in the world. While Russia and China have had moderate success in this game, America’s efforts have already boomeranged.
The postponed for the post-election period presentation of statistical indicators of the state of the economy in the first half of the year took place this week. Quietly and without scandals. This time – from the mouth of the re-elected for a second term director general of the statistical office Oleg Kara. And, it is necessary to tell, “to blow on water” was in vain – on moods of voters it would not affect. As now it does not affect the mood of responsible persons – the Minister of Economy and Digitalization Doina Nistor called the results “encouraging” and expressed hope for “restorative growth at the end of the year”.
The authorities plan that from January 1, 2027, the adjusted data on its value, obtained as a result of mass revaluation, will be applied for taxation of residential real estate.
No one knows how many abandoned unfinished buildings there are in Chisinau. The plans of the city authorities to count them and impose a progressive tax have not succeeded so far.
The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) takes inflationary measures when inflation is high. The law stipulates that the regulator’s main task is to keep inflation within a specified range. For many decades, this range has been within the limits set for countries with developing economies: 5% per annum ±1.5 percentage points, i.e., between 3.5% and 6.5% per annum.
“Financial independence starts with a simple rule: half of your income goes for current expenses, about a third for personal needs, and at least 20% for savings. If there is a ‘safety cushion’ for at least three months, you are free to choose a job, are not tied to circumstances and can afford a pause between hard stages,” says Anca Dragu, Governor of the National Bank of Moldova.
