With financial support from the Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, a campaign will be launched in Moldova to raise the prestige of the social work profession. The project is being implemented in partnership with the Moldovan Ministry of Labor and Social Protection as part of the RESTART reform.
The authorities plan to develop a separate mortgage support program for citizens returning from the diaspora. The program, called Prima Casă Diaspora Revenită, will be part of the National Mechanism for Supporting the Return and Reintegration of Citizens from Abroad.
The government intends to expropriate a private plot of land measuring 0.6 hectares, located outside the village of Giurgiulești in the Cahul district, to expand the Giurgiulești International Free Port.
The main finding from the new data released by the National Bureau of Statistics for 2025, published on the eve of World Youth Day, is that the youth population in Moldova continues to decline.
More than 16,000 residents of the left bank of the Dniester are officially employed in Chisinau. This is according to data from the State Tax Service for the first half of 2026, as cited by the Bureau for Reintegration Policies.
Minister of the Interior Daniella Misail-Nichitin urged citizens to remain vigilant and to immediately call 112 if they spot any flying objects or parts thereof.
The government has not yet decided on the format for raising salaries for teachers and other categories of public-sector employees, nor on the effective date of the increase. Minister of Education and Research Dan Perciun stated that several options are currently being considered, and a final decision is expected to be made within the next two weeks.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan called on the relevant ministries to strike a balance between environmental protection and the development of the extractive industry so that Moldova can make greater use of domestically produced construction materials.
Category B industrial parks may be used as investment sites to attract investment and develop industrial and technological capabilities related to the national defense industry.
The regulation allowing residents to conduct, without authorization from the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), various types of foreign exchange transactions totaling up to 100,000 euros, compared to the current limit of 10,000 euros, which was approved today by the government, will make life easier for the diaspora. The statement was made by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan is proposing to revise the procedure for granting tax breaks on reinvested profits following an incident involving a small business in the village of Gidigich, Chisinau Municipality, which lost its right to a zero income tax rate on reinvested profits because it filed its tax return seven days late.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan called on ministers to take a more critical approach to approving overseas trips by civil servants, noting that some of them do not align with the government’s priorities. In particular, he expressed outrage over a request from one of the state secretaries for a week-long trip to India—a place with “beautiful beaches”—even though there is plenty of work to be done in the country right now.
ATMs, ticket vending machines, online stores, and mobile banking apps will be required to accommodate the needs of people with disabilities and limited mobility. These requirements are set forth in a draft law on the accessibility of certain goods and services, developed as part of efforts to bring Moldovan legislation into line with European standards.
Nearly 35,000 Ukrainians who have been granted temporary protection in Moldova are of working age. The authorities are proposing to expand their access to employment assistance programs, including help with finding work and other support measures.
FinComBank and Moldindconbank have become the first banks in Moldova to integrate the EVO digital ID wallet. Customers can now use digital documents stored on their phones to verify their identity at bank branches.
Gicu Răducan, CEO of Polaris Aviation Group, dismissed rumors that the company has political ties.
At the military parade on August 27 at the Great National Assembly Square, color guard units from Romania, Ukraine, Lithuania, Italy, Poland, France, the Czech Republic, the United States, and other countries will be on display.
The municipality of Ungheni plans to build a modern multimodal transportation hub that will integrate rail and bus services. The central government intends to transfer ownership of the train station and bus station to the city government, after which the two entities plan to jointly modernize the facility.
Moldova has launched a service that allows citizens to report the loss or theft of documents online without having to visit an Agency for Public Services (ASP) office. The service is available to adult citizens with an electronic signature via the EVO platform and the EVO mobile app.
Nearly 373,000 high-tech medical tests were performed in the first half of 2026—30,000 more than during the same period in 2025. Approximately 215 million lei from the mandatory health insurance fund were allocated to finance these studies, which is 10 million more than last year.
