Moldova needs to change the model of economic development with the revision of all measures to support the private sector, as well as to create a state development bank in order to overcome the recession.
MedLife, the largest private network of medical services in Romania, is entering the Moldovan market. It acquired a controlling stake in the All Clinic group, which includes three private multidisciplinary clinics contracted by the National Health Insurance Fund of the Republic of Moldova.
The level of air pollution in Chisinau and in the industrialized city of Amsterdam, according to the aqi.in meter, is about the same. However, cars account for 90% of air pollution in the Moldovan capital, while in the Dutch port city – only 11%. This was reported by the president of the DAAC Hermes concern Vasile Chirtoca, and the information was confirmed by the Ministry of Environment.
SMEs want to raise sales ceilings in line with Recommendation 2003/361/EC. The proposed amendments have been submitted to the Cabinet of Ministers and are awaiting approval. They may have a significant impact on the business environment, affecting access to financing, tax incentives and other support programs for entrepreneurs.
The Romanian state wants to buy an insurance company previously controlled by Moldovan tycoon Veaceslav Platon and Lukoil. The company provides health care to employees of Hidroelectrica, Romgaz and companies of other energy giants across the Prut.
Starting from the summer of this year, Moldova may be able to receive electricity free of charge in certain cases. Moreover, sometimes the producer will even pay the consumer extra for its use.
Forvis Mazars Group, one of the world’s top ten audit firms, enters the Moldovan market through integration with the Moldovan Taxaco Group.
Moldova decided to remind about the “Solidarity Lines” and to offer investors to invest in this European initiative. The first Moldova-Benelux business forum is scheduled for next week. At the forum, the Moldovan authorities intend to invite investors from Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg to participate in the reconstruction of Ukraine, presenting Moldova as a “strategic partner” for this purpose.
A technically uncomplicated invention by Moldovan engineers has reduced heating costs by three times. Moldovan startup EcoFabrica has developed Dual-Heat Pro – an air-to-air solar collector that uses solar energy for space heating and water heating.
