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Sireţi commune (Straseni district) intends to attract 3 million lei by issuing securities to finance road repairs. The value of one bond is 1 thousand lei. This is the first experience of issuing its own bonds by a rural settlement.
The European Commission has allocated an additional €18.9 million to Moldova under the Reform and Growth Mechanism, thus confirming the EU’s continued support for the country’s reforms. At the same time, given the significant progress made by Moldova in reforms, the EU encourages entrepreneurs to invest in the country.
The parliamentary elections in Moldova on September 28, 2025 promise to be one of the most unpredictable in recent years. No party has yet guaranteed a majority, and the outcome of the vote may depend not only on the internal political struggle, but also on the external context. On the sidelines, there is already talk of possible early elections and coalition intrigues that could change the balance of power in the country.
Vladimir Kotlyar, a famous Russian mountain guide, co-founder of “Kotlyar Adventure Clan”, came to Chisinau and shared his 20-year experience of climbing mountains and overcoming himself during a meeting organized by the Young Businessmen Club with the support of “SPORTLANDIA”. In an exclusive interview for Logos Press, Vladimir Cotliar talked about how he decided to connect his life with mountains, what skills a person intending to conquer the peaks should have, and what budget is necessary to climb Everest.
In the 2024-25 marketing season, sunflower oil exports from Moldova experienced a difficult period – an unprecedented decline in performance in all major categories.
Six months into Donald Trump’s second term as president, it is fair to recognize that he has won a complete victory in the realm of economic policy. At least by the standards he has set for himself. Moreover, no U.S. president since World War II has been so successful in imposing his will – maybe with the exception of Ronald Reagan.
The new season at the Organ Hall will open on August 21 with an extraordinary concert. The outstanding Moldovan violinist Ilian Ghirnets and the National Chamber Orchestra under the baton of the chief conductor Cristian Florea will present an exclusive program preceding their participation in the George Enescu International Festival in Bucharest.
The land use regime in Moldova is not functioning properly, with costs that limit the economic potential and revenues of local budgets. An external compliance audit of the management and assessment of land owned by administrative-territorial units assessed the process of delineation of state land assets as inefficient.
The cost of land plots in Chisinau has increased by almost 60% over the year. The reason is the acute shortage of supply and the sellers’ requests that defy logic.
According to statistical data, coffee consumption in Moldova has been growing by 18% on average over the last 10 years. According to the calculations of the sociological agency iData, if in 2000 a resident of the country drank on average only one cup of coffee per year, in 2024 this figure will reach 167 cups.
Termoelectrica JSC continues to implement the project “Optimization of the district heating system in Chisinau”, with financing of 326 million euros in the form of loans and grants. And is actively preparing for the upcoming heating season.
A potential harvest of only 276 thousand tons was announced by the Moldovan delegation at Prognosfruit-2025 (Angers, France). This is an annual international conference under the auspices of the World Apple and Pear Producers Association (WAPA) dedicated to forecasts of these fruits. A modest forecast is putting it mildly. However, to declare more, and in fact to give out in turnover less is to mislead.
