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Elon Musk once again highlighted the scale of solar energy, stating that all other energy sources combined are “utterly insignificant” compared to the Sun.
In July 2026, the country exported approximately 21,500 metric tons of corn worth a total of 94 million lei, at an average price of 4.37 lei per kilogram. This represents a significant increase over last year’s July exports—both in volume (+68.8%) and value (+3.1%).
The Chisinau City Hall reports that 31 August 1989 Street, Alexandru Chel Bun Street, and Tigina Street—three major thoroughfares in the center of the capital—have undergone major repairs as part of the “Chisinau—City Roads” project.
The first “China shock” followed China’s entry into the global trading system, when the mobilization of its vast pool of cheap labor, combined with large-scale foreign investment, led to a dramatic shift of global manufacturing capacity to that country.
Thousands of state-funded spots remain unfilled at universities in Moldova. The supplementary admissions period began today, and applicants have just three days—until August 17—to submit their applications online.
More than half of the municipalities have made final decisions on voluntary mergers, and the overwhelming majority have initiated such a process.
The village administration of Telitsa in the Anenii Noi district has announced a new tender for the development of a technical design for the opening and operation of a quarry to extract clay. The clay is intended for use in the construction and restoration of protective embankments along the Dniester River. The previous tender, announced on August 3, did not take place.
Washington claimed that the bloc allows China to circumvent U.S. tariffs and stepped up calls to roll back “green” regulations for companies. On Friday, the European Union pushed back against renewed pressure from the United States
Czech companies are interested in importing honey, dried fruit, furniture, chocolate, and spirits from the Republic of Moldova. The topic was discussed by representatives of the business communities of Moldova and the Czech Republic during a meeting at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, organized with the support of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Moldova and the Czech Embassy in Chișinău.
In the tender conducted by the Ministry of Energy for the construction of onshore wind farms with a total capacity of 170 MW, seven projects were selected as the winners.
The Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices announced that businesses will not yet be required to pay a fee for the registration of medical devices brought to market in Moldova.
A Romanian student received a European grant of 60,000 euros to modernize the public transportation system in the Republic of Moldova.
For U.S. citizens residing in the Republic of Moldova, a pension based on retirement savings of $360,000 (6.2 million Moldovan lei) would be sufficient.
The Romanian government has approved the “Diaspora investește acasă” (“Diaspora Invests at Home”) program, under which 100 million euros will be allocated to support new companies established by Romanians who have lived abroad. The program covers the period from 2026 to 2029 and provides for non-repayable grants of up to 200,000 euros per recipient.
Polish Agriculture Minister Stefan Krajewski stated on Friday that “Warsaw remains unyielding in the face of pressure from Brussels.” The Polish authorities are “ready to help Ukraine, but not at the expense of Polish farmers and food industry companies.”
The extremely difficult situation regarding water resources in the Dniester River (sharp decline in water levels) and other bodies of water that arose in Moldova this summer is a natural consequence of the authorities’ long-standing indifference to this critical issue.
Today, August 15, finance professionals are celebrating their professional holiday, established in 1995 to recognize the important role of finance professionals in the country’s economic development. Every year on this day, relevant government agencies express their gratitude to these professionals, and the best specialists are honored with awards. In their honor, the Ministry of Finance hosts a gala evening to celebrate their achievements.
More than 1,000 people planning to start their own business or grow an existing one have completed free training as part of the Startup Training Program, which was launched in March 2025. During this time, nine training sessions were held in various regions of Moldova.
In July of this year, Moldova exported nearly 3,500 metric tons of sunflower oil at an average price of 22.4 lei per kilogram. In the same month, imports of this product into the Moldovan market totaled about 1,100 metric tons, but the average price of sunflower oil imported into the country was higher—27.9 lei per kilogram.
In July of this year—that is, in the final month of the 2025/26 marketing season—a total of 6,800 metric tons of sunflower seeds were exported from Moldova. These were the last commercial stocks of raw materials from last year’s harvest. The volume of exports in July 2026 was one-third less than in July 2025 (20,5 thousand metric tons). This is the lowest level of sunflower seed exports for July recorded in five years.
