Moldovan scientists are invited to participate in an international competition of the European Partnership for Brain Health (EP BrainHealth) in which they can receive funding of up to 50,000 euros from the National Agency for Research and Development (ANCD), Logos Press reports.
The spring session of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova will start on February 2, 2026, Logos Press reports.
The National Center for Forensic Examinations (CNEJ) has received a state-of-the-art XRF X-ray spectrometer that enables faster and deeper analysis of metals, alloys, building materials, soil, art objects and other samples by non-destructive testing, that is, without damaging them, and without harming the health of experts, Logos Press reported.
Moldova is open to foreign investments, including China, but European investments remain a priority – the country coordinates all its actions with the European Union, Logos Press reported.
Government Secretary General Alexei Buzu announced the launch of the reform of local public administration in Moldova, calling on citizens, mayors and public organizations to participate jointly in this important process, Logos Press reported.
State agencies can now, when organizing purchases, award additional points to companies that supply goods and services from nearby regions using short supply chains, Logos Press reports.
The Energy Ministry claims that Moldova’s high heat bills are mostly due to the low energy efficiency of Soviet-era buildings, Logos Press reports.
A new competition of the Star Venture Program of the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for promising startups ready to scale has been launched in Moldova, Logos Press reports.
The Ministry of Culture is reforming the Agency for Inspection and Restoration of Monuments: the staff will be expanded and equipped with technology to more effectively monitor the condition of monuments and stop violations, according to Logos Press.
Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu will present the country’s economic prospects at the World Economic Forum in Davos and speak at a panel discussion on the impact of sanctions on Russia’s economy, Logos Press reports.
The state social insurance budget for 2025 was executed with a surplus of 122.8 million lei, with revenues amounting to 49.2 billion lei (49202.4 million lei) or 99.6% of the annual plan, Logos Press reported.
For small European states, such as Moldova and Albania, membership in the European Union is not only a development project, but also a guarantee of security, President Maia Sandu said during the official visit of Albanian President Bairam Begay to Chisinau, Logos Press reports.
The government plans to do away with paper food stamps altogether and use them exclusively in electronic format, according to Logos Press.
The Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM) proposes to liquidate districts and create municipalities on the basis of district centers, reports Logos Press.
The Information and Security Service (ISS), police and customs have merged to control passengers at the border under the new headquarters of the Passenger Information Unit of the Inspectorate General of Border Police, Logos Press reports.
The authorities plan to save about 5 billion lei for the private sector in 2026 if the planned changes in legislation and regulations are implemented, Logos Press reported.
The new Romanian highways A7 (Pascani-Sucava-Siret) and A8 (Pascani-Iasi-Ungheni), financed by the European Commission within the SAFE program, will open a direct way for Moldova to increase the tourist flow, economic sustainability and strengthen transport integration with the EU, Logos Press reports.
In Moldova, amendments to the Labor Code came into force, which prohibit any form of violence and harassment in the workplace, during business trips, training, professional events and official online communication, – Logos Press reports.
Moldova will continue to invest in peace and security to ensure the defense of the country and the safety of its citizens, Logos Press reported.
The Prime Minister’s Economic Council announced key measures for 2026, among which one of the main ones was the creation of a permanent working group for the development of the agri-food sector, Logos Press reported.
