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The development of a new Framework Program for Cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and the United Nations for 2028–2032 was one of the main topics of discussion during Prime Minister Vasile Tofan’s meeting with the UN Resident Coordinator in Moldova, Eshim Oruj.
The Ministry of Health has announced competitions for director positions at six state-run healthcare institutions, Health Minister Alexandru Gasnaș announced.
Before the start of the school year, 40 teachers from seven schools completed training on implementing the Accelerated Education Program, which is designed for children who have not attended school or who have had a long break from their studies.
One of the world’s most unusual collections—17,000 horseshoes—was unveiled in Moldova.
Pensions and social benefits, access to health care, school operations, infrastructure, public utilities, and civil registration records were the main topics of citizens’ appeals to the Moldovan Parliament in the first half of 2026.
Several changes will take effect in Moldovan schools in the new school year: 73 schools will be reorganized, large educational institutions will gain financial autonomy, the 10-point grading system will be reinstated in fourth grade, and the first lesson will be dedicated to the 35th anniversary of independence.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu asked the children what books they had read this summer and invited them to share their thoughts.
Alin Popescu, a student at the “Orizont” Lyceum in Durlești, has already won his third medal at international Olympiads this year. This time, he won a silver medal at the International Olympiad in Informatics, which took place August 9–16 in Tashkent, Uzbekistan.
The repatriation of Moldovan citizens who have died abroad can cost their families between 2,000 and 8,000 euros. The government did not support a parliamentary initiative to establish a new state assistance mechanism to cover these expenses.
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.
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.
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.
Installation of a centralized medical gas supply system has been completed in the operating suite at the Institute of Oncology. It will provide the operating rooms with the necessary gases and technical conditions for performing surgical procedures.
The administration of the Nicolae Testemitanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy discussed with representatives of the MAD-Aid charity the possibilities of attracting external investment and implementing joint projects to modernize medical education in Moldova.
Moldova is developing a national action plan to implement the European Guarantee for Children. The document outlines measures aimed at improving children’s access to education, health care, healthy nutrition, social protection, and decent living conditions.
In Moldova, family is becoming increasingly important to people, even despite the decline in the number of official marriages. Sociologist Yan Lisnevsky believes that the main risk for the country is not that people are registering their relationships less often, but that they are increasingly organizing their lives as if they did not need the state.
The Chisinau Regional Sectoral Trade Union Center for Education and Science announced a protest to be held outside the Government building on August 19. The protest was prompted by uncertainty surrounding pay raises for education sector workers.
Several companies that trade in building materials are suspected of tax evasion totaling more than 7 million lei.
According to data from the State Tax Service (STS), the number of millionaires in Moldova increased by 1,624 over the past year, reaching 9,643.
As part of joint programs between the Moldovan government and the European Union, 144 young people are participating in internships with government agencies. At a meeting with the interns, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan discussed career prospects in the public sector, the country’s European integration, and economic reforms.
