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Repair works have been completed on the section of the R3 national road between Ialoveni and Hîncești. The project covered four sections in the vicinity of the settlements of Hîncești, Fundul-Galbenei, Bardar, Pojăreni, Socițeni and Ialoveni. The cost of the modernisation works amounted to 132.5 million lei, allocated from the Road Fund.
Mărculești International Airport has the potential to develop both cargo and passenger routes, as well as aircraft repair and maintenance activities. This was confirmed by the new Director-General of the Public Property Agency, Ion Dodon, during a working visit to the state-owned enterprise.
The cost of insuring vessels in the Black Sea has risen fivefold over the past two weeks – from 0.1 per cent to 0.5 per cent of the vessel’s value. Attacks on grain carriers in the exclusive economic zones of Romania and Bulgaria have exacerbated the situation. A further increase in the premium – to 1 per cent – is likely in the near future.
A total of 392 properties, with a combined area of 17.46 hectares, situated on land required for the construction, reconstruction, modernisation and extension of national roads, will be transferred to state ownership.
The Government has approved amendments to the Regulations setting out technical requirements and administrative procedures relating to air operations.
The Chisinau Municipal Council has approved the concept for an integrated electronic fare payment system for public transport.
Abandoned cars, paid parking and access to public transport will be managed under new rules. The government has approved the draft law on sustainable urban mobility, which provides local authorities with more tools for organising traffic and public spaces.
The Chisinau City Council reports that at 24 Miorita Street, in the Centre sector, work on the construction of a new car park is approximately 50 per cent complete.
The audit identified issues with the implementation of the ‘Modernisation of Infrastructure under the Connecting Europe Facility (CEF)’ project, with a total value of approximately €14.6 million, which is 50 per cent grant-funded and 50 per cent loan-funded.
Work on developing new car parks is continuing in the capital. Chisinau City Hall reports that, at 24 Miorita Street, work on the new car park is approximately 50 per cent complete. As part of the project, paving stones are being laid across an area of around 2,300 m² to create approximately 70 parking spaces.
A special committee could be set up in Parliament to examine the situation regarding the decline in the flow of the River Dniester and to assess the conditions for supplying water to the river basin from the Novodnestrovsk reservoir in Ukraine.
Chisinau City Council is proposing to introduce new building regulations in the city’s historic centre. These are set out in a study on the update to the capital’s General Urban Development Plan up to 2040, which the municipality has put out for public consultation.
The cost of transporting grain from the port of Giurgiulești to the port of Constanța rose to approximately $75/t this autumn due to high fuel prices and low water levels on the Danube and Prut rivers.
The infrastructure of the main Chișinău–Strășeni–Călărași water main, which has already been built, will be extended to new settlements.
Sports and arts schools in the Republic of Moldova could come under the authority of first-level local public authorities as part of the administrative-territorial reform. This was announced by the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, who stated that the proposal had been discussed with the State Chancellery.
The Congress of Local Authorities of Moldova (CALM), which had strongly criticised the procedure for implementing the administrative-territorial reform, welcomes the new concept for the reorganisation of second-tier local government, presented yesterday by the government.
Chisinau City Hall today presented a concept for electronic tickets, which are widely used on public transport in EU countries. The document was drawn up by international experts.
The regions will not replace the local councils nor will they take over public services at local level as part of the reform of second-tier local public administration, stated Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, whilst presenting the concept for the reform of second-tier local public administration.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan presented the concept for the reorganisation of the second-tier public administration. According to him, the 32 districts will be replaced by three regions – north, centre and south.
Moldova’s accession to the European Union must be accompanied by investment in roads, bridges and railways that provide direct links to the European market.
