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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.
Heavy but not heavy rains, popularly called “shepherds’ rains”, by the end of May revived the hopes of Moldovan farmers for a decent berry harvest in 2025.
For at least a while, the U.S. has abdicated its role as the leader of the global clean energy transition. U.S. President Donald Trump has not only reversed the clean energy goals set by his predecessor, but also refuses to recognize the serious health, economic and security risks posed by climate change even to Americans, let alone traditional U.S. allies and partners in the world. The Trump administration has chosen to focus on revitalizing the coal industry and increasing oil and gas exports in an attempt to achieve “energy dominance” over friends and foes alike.
In 2025, the Audit Chamber intends to expand the digitalization of audit, strengthen institutional independence, attract and motivate human resources. The main message of the departmental Report on the Activities of the Supreme Audit Institution in 2024 is directed to the future.
At the end of May, Moldova celebrates the annual Dniester Day. This event is an occasion to inform about the importance of the largest waterway in our country.
maib announced the launch of the bank’s third issue of corporate bonds for 150 million lei within the third public offer program. As the bank notes, the new subscription for corporate bonds will be available for 20 calendar days, starting from May 29. Within this subscription, the bank provides future investors with 7500 corporate bonds with a nominal value of 20 thousand lei per bond, while the principle “first come – first received” continues to operate.
