The state will retain this year’s standard quota of 15% of budget seats in higher education, totaling 8,712 seats,” Logos Press reported.
Deputy Speakers of Parliament Doina Gherman (PAS) and Vlad Batrincea (BCS) made final statements on the work of the XIth Parliament, presenting diametrically opposed assessments of the work done in four years, – reports Logos Press.
For the first time, the production and sale of tinctures of potato, bread, birch sap, maple sap, and blends of these juices will be officially regulated, following the inclusion of the relevant categories in the Regulation “Definition, Description, Presentation and Labeling of Alcoholic Beverages,” according to Logos Press.
A new methodology for allocating funds will be applied to the financing of kindergartens, taking into account the mode of operation, staff qualifications and other factors affecting costs, Logos Press reported.
Due to the shortage of students and, accordingly, the impossibility to form lyceum classes of real profile in some districts, the Ministry of Education introduced a new profile – general, – reports Logos Press.
Dumitru Alaiba, former Minister of Economy and Digitalization, ex-chairman of the Parliamentary Commission for Economy, Budget and Finance, has been appointed a member of the Supervisory Board of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM) for a 7-year term.
The 11th Parliament held its last plenary meeting of the 2025 spring-summer session on Friday, and the last draft approved was the decision to close the session on July 31, Logos Press reported.
The new composition of the Council for the Review of Significant Investments for State Security and its regulations have been approved, among the key changes of which is the right to increase the requested information, – Logos Press reports.
Due to a decrease in the water level in the Dniester River, it may be necessary to increase the volume of water discharged into Moldova from Ukraine, Logos Press reports.
The opposition faction of the Bloc of Communists and Socialists in Parliament insists on suspending the increase in the retirement age, calling for it to remain at 61 for women and 63 for men, Logos Press reported.
