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The sales season of Moldovan apples of last year’s harvest has come to a close. The stocks of export-quality goods are almost exhausted, and they will be barely enough to supply the domestic market of Moldova in June – the last month of the “apple” 2024-25 marketing year (MY). Logos Press correspondent tried, with the help of experts from two corporate associations of fruit business, to make a balance of the passing season and analyze the preconditions of the situation on the market of this fruit in the new MY.
Not only the convenience and comfort of the residents or those who operate these buildings depends on how well the construction work is done. But also safety and even their lives. That is why, especially when buying a home, potential buyers have become increasingly interested in who provides quality control of construction work. And who to turn to if after buying a home defects are revealed.
In the Middle Ages, usually only the court jester dared to tell the king an inconvenient truth. In the United States, under the ersatz court of President Donald Trump, who longs to be a monarch, the bond market has taken over that role.
A growth plan or a spending plan? This is a question that experts are increasingly asking about European aid to the country. Apart from critical remarks, there are also constructive suggestions. Expert-Grup believes that investment funds are the main condition for accelerating economic growth.
The wine sector is not only an important sector of the Moldovan economy, but also part of the national identity. Sergiu Munteanu, Director of Corporate Client Relations, tells us how maib builds sustainable partnerships with the country’s leading wineries, what solutions it offers to large businesses and why clients choose maib.
In Romania, from July 1, 2025, there will be a full liberalization of the electricity market. This will directly affect the market in Moldova, as recently the main electricity supplies have been coming from across the Prut River.
The Ministry of Finance has prepared a package of tax amendments to legislation. They will be included in the Tax, Customs, Civil, Administrative Codes and other legislative acts. As the ministry explains, these are adjustments of the first necessity, which improve the legal framework of taxation and do not bear any delay. Since the current Parliament has just over a month to work, the amendments should be adopted by the end of June this year.
Moldova Digital Summit 2025, one of the most large-scale and significant events of this kind in the entire region of Central and Eastern Europe, is taking place in Chisinau from June 5-7. This is eloquently evidenced by the figures: more than 3,500 registered participants, over 150 specialized companies presenting their developments and services, and about 100 authoritative speakers from around the world.
Three years ago, Moldova banned the online sale of e-cigarettes in an effort to control the booming market. Authorities hoped that the measures, including increased excise taxes, reduced nicotine dosage and limited cartridge capacity, would help stop the proliferation of vape devices, especially among young people. But after a while, it became clear: the market went into the shadows, control over the turnover was lost, and the budget lost about 650 million lei.
The soccer club “Milsami” (Orhei) was fined a total of 175 thousand lei for violations committed in two matches with “Sherif” (Tiraspol) – in the final of the Moldovan Cup and the final round of the Super League, – reports Logos Press.
In Moldova, there are still places where wild grapes – Vitis vinifera Sylvestris – still grow. Within the framework of the project “7000 Years Under Wine”, an experimental wine was produced from it two years in a row.
The Cabinet of Ministers has approved the Regulation, which should increase the effect of public consultations when discussing town planning plans.
In Chisinau, the interim results of the development of the Historic-Architectural Reference Plan and the project of protection zones of the historical core of Chisinau were presented.
When the national wine brand “Wine of Moldova. A legend alive”, unfortunately, it did not have a declared legend behind it. Foreigners often asked: “What is this legend?”. There was no answer. Now there is one, because the territory of modern Moldova was in the center of Cucuteni-Tripolye culture, which belongs to the earliest civilizations of the Neolithic era. And there are archaeological artifacts confirming that the local inhabitants were familiar with grapes.
It seems that the global economic situation will get worse – probably much worse – before there is any improvement.
Let’s work together to create a culture of accountability where every audit report is a step forward toward a government that serves the citizens!
Moldovan farmers, faced with a sharp jump in energy prices, are actively exploring opportunities to use energy from renewable energy sources (RES) to reduce production costs. A number of foreign projects present in Moldova are helping them to do so.
In 2025, about 600 km of regional and local roads are scheduled to be repaired in Moldova. Many of these roads have never been renewed in the last 30 years, and some have never had an asphalt surface.
The growth of the tax base of local budgets and the strengthening of the financial autonomy of local public administrations have always been disputes between representatives of the Ministry of Finance and the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM). Recently, the parties reached consensus on the issues of setting the amount of the local levy for improvement, the right of local councils to introduce special taxes, and the right to increase salaries and pay bonuses to employees from the mayoralties’ own revenues.
Who does a judo veteran in his 82nd year of life see himself as? As a rule, a coach, a caring grandfather or great-grandfather, an observer ready to give advice to the younger generation. But obviously not an active athlete who continues to fight for medals. Contrary to all stereotypes, Mikhail Malyar continues not only to go on the tatami, but also to occupy the podium at world and continental championships.
