By 2030, the aim in Moldova is to detect at least 95 per cent of HIV and viral hepatitis cases, and to ensure access to treatment for at least 95 per cent of those diagnosed.
State bodies will be able to initiate the establishment of an industrial park. This provision is contained in the draft amendments to the Law on Industrial Parks, which were considered at a meeting of the parliamentary committee on the economy, budget and finance.
According to preliminary data, revenue to the state budget administered by the State Tax Service for the period from 24 to 28 August 2026 amounted to approximately 3.1 billion lei.
Parliament will consider the new Investment Law. Among the law’s new provisions are the abolition of the term ‘foreign investor’ and the introduction of the terms ‘strategic investment’ and ‘resident/non-resident’.
In Moldova, it is proposed to introduce tax incentives for enterprises where collective labour agreements are in force. In this way, the authorities intend to encourage enterprises to conclude such agreements.
Of the nearly 900 local authorities in Moldova, only 292 will remain following the merger process in 2027. It is due to be fully completed before the local elections scheduled for next year.
The capital’s city council has reported on the roadworks. According to its figures, work was carried out across all sectors of the city during the last week of summer.
Businesses consider it necessary to review and simplify the customs clearance procedure for goods, particularly with regard to tariff classification and the determination of customs value.
Austria, Belgium, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Romania, Finland, France and Sweden are in favour of moving from unanimity to a qualified majority when making decisions by vote.
This was announced by the capital’s mayor, Ion Ceban, at a weekly meeting of municipal services at Chisinau City Hall.
The State Tax Service (STS) reminds taxpayers that 1 September 2026 is the final date for the calculation, declaration and payment of dividends and distributions from net profit by joint-stock companies (JSCs) in which the state holds a stake, as well as by state and municipal enterprises.
“If we were receiving grants amounting to 3.0 per cent of GDP today, there would be no need to increase the tax burden,” says economic expert Veaceslav Ioniță.
The list of reporting entities – those subject to the Law on the Prevention and Combating of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing – will be updated and expanded.
The exchange price of natural gas on the Dutch TTF hub exceeded 70 € per MW·h, reaching its highest level since March amid renewed U.S.-Iran tensions, rising oil prices, and concerns over further delays in LNG exports from the Persian Gulf.
The current increase in gas rates has not sparked a broad public debate about how it will affect the production of essential goods. As always, it was mainly politicians and experts who spoke out, and the discussion focused more on the direct impact of the new rates on the general public. Any mention of the indirect rise in the cost of bread, sugar, dairy products, and so on—if it was mentioned at all—was only in passing. The same goes for the problems faced directly by the producers of these goods.
The administration of the village of Kyrpesht in the Kantemir District is appealing to the central government and CALM for support in the process of regulatory consolidation.
In honor of Limba Noastră, Romanian Language Day, which the republic is celebrating today, Ivona Piorco, the European Union’s ambassador to Moldova, is reading the poem “Mama” in Romanian for the first time.
The European Commission reacted with great restraint to the referendum result, in which a majority of Icelanders rejected resuming negotiations on EU membership.
The mayor’s office of the village of Cobusca-Veche in the Anenii Noi district has appealed to the Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova and to international partners, asking them to support its residents in their refusal to be forcibly merged as part of the ongoing administrative-territorial reform.
The government is insisting that several key clarifications be made to the draft law on grain import licensing. The Cabinet’s position, along with its comments and proposals, is set forth in the review, which has been published.
