Игорь Фомин
With the support of external partners, 234.32 km of roads are currently being modernized in Moldova, with the total value of the contracts amounting to 230.7 million euros, Logos Press reported.
Westing Management Solutions, a joint venture of Hungary, Moldova and Ukraine, a member of the international group Westing Management, is coming to the Moldovan market, Logos Press reports.
The Ministry of Economy announced that the state guarantee of maintaining the tax regime applicable to the residents of the virtual Innovation Technology Park of Moldova (MITP, Moldova IT Park) will be valid until 2035, reports Logos Press.
Two companies have been fined 6 million lei for falsifying bidding results in the purchase of medical equipment, Logos Press reported.
The services of the Chisinau International Airport named after Eugenie Doga are used most of all by citizens of Moldova, Ukraine and Romania, reports Logos Press.
Polish company LPP, opened its first clothing store Sinsay with an area of 700 sqm in BUM shopping center in Balti, – reports Logos Press.
Moldova needs 4.5 billion euros to build irrigation systems on all agricultural lands in the country, said Minister of Agriculture and Food Ludmila Catlabuga. The state does not have such money and does not foresee it, Logos Press reports.
After a long break, Azerbaijan has resumed carrot and turnip supplies to Moldova, Logos Press reports.
Armenia and Moldova are planning to expand cooperation in the field of winemaking, the press service of the Armenian Ministry of Economy reported after the visit of Deputy Minister of Economy Arman Khojoyan and Chairman of the Foundation for Viticulture and Winemaking Zaruhi Muradyan to our country, Logos Press reports.
Bookzone, the largest online bookstore in Romania, has started online sales in RM, Logos Press reports.
Romanian companies interested in investing in Moldova’s industrial sector can benefit from one of the most advantageous regional programs with financing up to 75% of the project cost, Logos Press reports.
According to the World Bank, Moldova has the lowest energy consumption per capita in Europe. In 2022, energy consumption per capita in Moldova will be only 1.42 tons of oil equivalent (toe).
