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The integration of new technologies will start with the modernization of the payment system, the NBM announced and instructed banks to join the Single European Payment System SEPA on their own. Moldova was accepted there on March 6, as reported by Logos Press.
The legalization of cryptocurrencies, the digital transformation of the market and the transition to advanced…
Prime Minister Dorin Recean last week in Parliament presented “the largest financial package ever allocated by the Moldovan government for investment and economic growth – Budget Plus”.
The total public debt will continue to grow at high rates. The official data published by the NBM for February 2025 show that the planned debt ceiling of the state on domestic and foreign markets will be exceeded for sure. At the end of 2025, the total amount of the state debt is envisaged at the level of 136 billion lei.
Promises of an investment paradise, hopes for the rapid arrival of serious foreign capital in the country remain unrealized. Judging by the current account of the balance of payments, capital is fleeing the country. Moreover, at an accelerated pace. The international investment position (IIP) of the country reflects the cause-and-effect relationship.
The release of prisoners with a life sentence is regulated by the Law on Amnesty and the provisions of Article 91 of the Criminal Code. The law states that on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the independence of the Republic of Moldova, a person to whom certain provisions of the articles cannot be applied shall have his sentence reduced or replaced by imprisonment for up to 30 years, if he is sentenced for life.
The country is drying up. Against this background, trees are actively cut down in Moldovan forests, even protected ones, to be sold to local entrepreneurs for furniture making. “Legally”, of course. With documents in hand.
Chinese marketplace Temu has literally taken Moldovan e-commerce by storm. Having invested heavily in advertising, it has gained prominence in social networks and search engines, pushing small online stores into the background.
But how does it work, who is behind it, what is the market reaction and what should Moldovan manufacturers, small businesses, online and offline retailers do?
