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The Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun, announced that he had submitted to Parliament a set of amendments to the “Restart in Education” reform, under which the transfer of schools from the jurisdiction of local councils to that of the Ministry of Education and Research will be postponed until 2028 for the municipalities of Chișinău and Bălți, as well as for the Autonomous Territorial Unit of Gagauzia.
With financial support from the Czech Ministry of Labor and Social Affairs, a campaign will be launched in Moldova to raise the prestige of the social work profession. The project is being implemented in partnership with the Moldovan Ministry of Labor and Social Protection as part of the RESTART reform.
More than 88,400 women in Moldova received electronic invitations to undergo cervical cancer screening in the first months of 2026. The notifications are sent through the National Screening Registry, which is integrated into the SIA AMP primary care system.
More than 1,500 young people from all regions of Moldova took part in International Youth Day, which was held on August 12 in Bălți—the 2026 Youth Capital.
This was stated by Andrei Pavaloi, head of the Education Department of the Chisinau City Hall. According to him, far fewer young teachers are joining the profession than are needed, and many do not even stay on until the end of their first school year.
U.S. President Donald Trump now plays golf under the protection of an Army air defense system. Photos from his golf course show an Avenger system positioned just a few meters from where the head of state is located. More than a dozen military personnel are responsible for operating the system.
The authorities plan to develop a separate mortgage support program for citizens returning from the diaspora. The program, called Prima Casă Diaspora Revenită, will be part of the National Mechanism for Supporting the Return and Reintegration of Citizens from Abroad.
Romania has allocated approximately 4.5 million euros, from 2024 through the summer of this year, for the construction and modernization of churches in the Republic of Moldova, according to information and data from Romania’s State Secretariat for Religious Affairs.
At its meeting on August 12, the Cabinet of Ministers approved the provisional membership of the Commission for Awarding the 2026 National Prize. The Commission will select the nominees and determine the recipients of this year’s National Prize.
The main finding from the new data released by the National Bureau of Statistics for 2025, published on the eve of World Youth Day, is that the youth population in Moldova continues to decline.
More than 16,000 residents of the left bank of the Dniester are officially employed in Chisinau. This is according to data from the State Tax Service for the first half of 2026, as cited by the Bureau for Reintegration Policies.
The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection of Moldova has launched a professional supervision program for psychologists working in local social assistance agencies, specialized support services for victims of domestic violence, and maternal health services.
Minister of the Interior Daniella Misail-Nichitin urged citizens to remain vigilant and to immediately call 112 if they spot any flying objects or parts thereof.
More than 250 authors of school textbooks are participating in a training program organized by Moldova’s Ministry of Education and Research (MOI) from August 11 to 13, 2026. The training is part of the reform of the system for developing, evaluating, and selecting school textbooks.
The 2026–2027 hunting season will open in Moldova on August 15, 2026.
Consumers, retailers, and relevant government agencies will be able to interact within a single digital space. The National Food Safety Agency has announced the launch of the “Consumer Protection” module on the eDemocrație government platform.
U.S. President Donald Trump announced a ban on funding for gender reassignment surgeries and hormone therapy for minors under the federal healthcare program.
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.
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.
