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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.
The government has approved the appointment of Sergiu Gurdza, who currently serves as Consul General in Istanbul, as Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Republic of Moldova to the Portuguese Republic. And Vladimir Sachadjiu has been appointed Consul General of the Republic of Moldova in Istanbul, Turkey.
In July 2026, just over 84,000 metric tons of rapeseed were exported from the Republic of Moldova. Last year, the volume of shipments during that month was nearly a third higher—about 119,000 metric tons. Market operators believe that the problem lies not in limited demand, but in inflated price expectations and limited transportation logistics capacity.
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.
The Investment Agency of the Republic of Moldova has released its first-ever national ranking, “Top Exporters from Moldova,” which includes 25 companies from various economic sectors. The selection process was conducted in several stages based on data from government agencies and an independent assessment.
Today, as part of projects by the Energy Efficiency Fund in Moldova’s Residential Sector (FEERM), the first seven contracts for construction work were signed for high-rise buildings in Chisinau, Hincesti, Ialoveni, and Balti. Work is already underway in four buildings, and will begin in the other three shortly.
Colombian coffee exports have been virtually paralyzed following a powerful earthquake that disrupted key transportation routes to the country’s Pacific coast.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ban on funding for gender reassignment surgeries and hormone therapy for minors under the federal healthcare program.
Twenty One Capital, a company controlled by Tether and the second-largest public holder of Bitcoin after Michael Saylor’s Strategy, reported a net loss of $413.5 million for the second quarter. Almost all of this was due to the revaluation of the Bitcoin on its balance sheet.
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.
The owners of 25 high-rise buildings in the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti, as well as in the districts of Drochia, Soroca, Florești, and Orhei, have received their energy audit reports. They will be able to take advantage of energy-saving investments through the Moldova Residential Energy Efficiency Fund (FEERM).
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.
According to data from the National Bureau of Statistics, at the beginning of 2026, the population aged 14–34 had decreased by 13,500 people, or 2.5%, compared with the beginning of the previous year.
The Republic of Moldova is implementing a cross-border project worth 1.5 million euros aimed at preventing natural disasters, in partnership with Romania.
The Ministry of Finance is continuing its dialogue with farmers to find solutions that will support them while also promoting the sector’s development.
People who regularly cause stress and problems for those around them may be linked to faster biological aging. This is the conclusion reached by American researchers who studied the impact of so-called “hasslers”—people whose relationships become a constant source of tension. The study was published in the journal PNAS in 2026.
Nearly £150,000 of British taxpayers’ money has already been spent on cleaning up after three Banksy works appeared on public buildings. This amount includes the costs of removing the images, overtime, and securing the sites. Meanwhile, the costs continue to rise.
This was reported by the city government. CIVITAS is dedicated to developing effective solutions in the field of urban mobility.
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.
