Moldova may have a new holiday – National Fathers’ Day, which will be celebrated on the last Sunday of June.
The total estimated cost of the Program for the implementation of digital transformation in Moldova’s energy sector for 2025-2030 is 1.2 billion lei. These investments can pay off in 6-7 years, according to the Ministry of Energy.
Moldova intends to integrate the national transport infrastructure into the Trans-European Transport Network (TEN-T). This was announced by the State Secretary of the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Nicolai Myndra, while participating in the meetings of the European Transport Corridors Rhine-Danube and Baltic Sea-Black Sea-Aegean Sea held in Brussels.
Farmaco’s authorized capital will be increased by 26.02 million lei, from 181.31 million lei to 207.33 million lei. This decision was made during an extraordinary general meeting of Farmaco shareholders.
Chisinau-based factory Ionel cut its profit by more than 60% to 0.39 million lei.
Moldova plans to implement a system of pledges for glass, metal and PET plastic containers. The Government approved the relevant regulation, which stipulates the responsibility of producers in the organization and functioning of such a system, the financing scheme, the public education program, the reporting procedure, etc.
Moldova is building a secure, modern digital state connected to Europe. This was announced by the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Doina Nistor, at the Digital Summit in Gdansk, Poland. The Minister spoke about digital Moldova, “a brave country that invests in technology, security and the future of our young people”.
The Audit Chamber found discrepancies in the asset management and accounting records of the Ministry of Finance.
A new vocational college will appear in the south of Moldova with the support of Turkey. This is envisaged by the draft ratification of the protocol on cooperation in the field of vocational education with the Government of Turkey, approved by the Moldovan Government.
The World Bank has lowered Moldova’s GDP growth forecast for 2025 from 3.9% to 0.9%, and for 2026 from 4.5% to 2.4%. At the same time, for 2027, it forecasts Moldova’s economic growth at 4.4%.
In Moldova, June 4 marks the 34th anniversary of the foundation of the National Bank of Moldova and the professional holiday of the employees of the banking system.
Moldovan individuals invested a total of more than 40.1 million lei during 10 days of subscription to state securities in May through the eVMS.md platform. This was announced by the Finance Ministry, informing about the end of the subscription period for the issue of state securities through the platform www.eVMS.md from May 19 to 28.