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A delegation of the National Bank of Moldova, headed by President Anca Dragu, participated in the annual meeting of the Board of Governors of the IMF and the World Bank on April 23, 2025. The Republic of Moldova is a member of both these global financial institutions.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu addressed the plenary session of parliament on the situation in the country for the first time since her re-election last year to the highest state post in the country. However, the opposition from the Bloc of Communists and Socialists and the now banned former Shor party left the session hall in protest against the authorities’ policy and the content of the head of state’s message.
With the votes of 55 deputies of the ruling Action and Solidarity party, the Moldovan parliament on 10 April adopted in final reading the law on the organization and activity of the Constitutional Court.
The turbulence in society regarding the scandalous “amnesty law” has been passed on to parliament. Opposition MPs at the plenary session on April 10 proposed to summon the prosecutor general to the legislature to hold hearings on the situation in the justice system.
Moldovan merchants are preparing a petition to the authorities asking them to regulate the parcel trade market. In February – the most unfavorable month for retail – about 1 million parcels from China were delivered to Moldova, most of which were tax-free.
The Moldovan company “Manolii” is preparing to implement a major investment project – a multifunctional center “Grand Tower”. It will be built in place of the Chisinau shopping center “Grand Hall” and will be the tallest building in Moldova: its height will be 150 meters with 35 floors.
The situation with the ownership of the port in Giurgiulesti has come under the attention of the new US administration. This is evidenced by the official registration of lobbying activities related to Moldovan business.
Romania’s presidential election has become an international scandal. Romania’s Central Electoral Bureau (CEB) refused to register as a candidate opposition politician Calin Georgescu, who had soundly won the first round of last year’s election, which was canceled before the second round. The country’s Constitutional Court upheld the CIB’s decision. According to numerous polls, Georgescu would most likely have won the new elections, which are scheduled for May 4 this year.
The Palace of Railwaymen will not be sold, but will be transformed into a Palace of Culture and will become a place of attraction for artistic groups. Moldovan Railways has problems and cannot turn a blind eye to them, but they will be solved by restructuring the company.
