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Moldova ranked 47th out of 121 countries in the 2026 Digital Quality of Life Index compiled by Surfshark. The country has improved its position by one place compared with the previous study, but lags significantly behind in terms of the development of digital infrastructure and artificial intelligence.
Free training and the opportunity to improve their professional qualifications: teachers in Moldova can enrol on the DigiProf digital skills courses. The programme lasts 150 hours and helps teachers to master digital tools and prepare for certification. Applications can be submitted until 30 October 2026.
The Single Reporting Window for taxpayers will be migrated to a new technological platform and will feature a modernised, more intuitive and user-friendly interface.
On May 4, the Asian Development Bank announced a project that could change the way we use technology forever. It’s about creating a giant network that connects energy and the Internet across the continent, from Tokyo to the remote corners of Southeast Asia. This is not just a construction project, but an attempt to turn the entire region into a single supercomputer. The bank is ready to allocate $70 billion for this by 2035.
The Ministry of Justice proposes to change the format of court proceedings by increasing the use of online hearings and electronic interaction between courts and participants in the process.
The richest man in the world, Ilon Musk, is not accidentally considered a master of communication and influencing the consciousness of the masses. He once again caused a stir on social network X by posting just one word: Tesla.
A memorandum on cooperation in the digital field between Moldova and Japan was signed in Chisinau. The signing took place within a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister Eugeniu Osmokescu and Japanese Interior and Communications Minister Hayashi Yoshimasa, who is on an official visit to Moldova.
