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Marcel Bobeica, mayor of the commune of Gangura in the Yaloveț district and vice president of CALM, draws attention to the problems and ambiguities associated with local government reform in Moldova.
Moldova and Ukraine intend to increase the throughput capacity of border crossings and reduce wait times for freight vehicles. This was announced by Moldova’s Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development, Vladimir Bolya, following a visit to Ukraine.
Work is in full swing on the construction of new park-and-ride facilities at the entrances to the capital. Such facilities will also be built in other parts of the city, promises Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban.
The National Road Transport Agency (ANTA) has urged road transport operators, businesses, and related entities to exercise the utmost caution and strictly comply with legal provisions regarding the transport of dangerous goods, especially during periods of high temperatures (during heat waves).
The transfer of Mărculești Airport’s assets to the E. Doga Chisinau International Airport will be completed next week. Mărculești Airport plans to focus primarily on cargo transportation and charter flights during the summer.
The pedestrian zones in the historic center of Chisinau are taking on an increasingly distinct shape.
The city government has provided clarification regarding the government’s decisions on conserving electricity and water.
Five more artesian wells have been restored and put into operation by the capital’s municipal services. As a result, the network of alternative water sources in the capital has been expanded. Their number has now reached 31.
The winner of the national qualifying competition will earn the right to compete for the prestigious title of “European Capital of Culture 2033.” Any city in the country capable of presenting a high-quality and realistic cultural development strategy may participate in the competition. The criteria for evaluating candidate cities have been approved by the Cabinet of Ministers.
The Triumphal Arch is being prepared for restoration. To this end, the authorities intend to officially designate the monument as state property. The Ministry of Culture has drafted a corresponding resolution.
The City Hall of Cădîr-Lunga has launched its third municipal bond issue, totaling 8 million lei. This is a record of sorts for Moldova. Local authorities in other municipalities are not quite as decisive, although they are also closely studying this example.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (NARE) has approved new rates for water supply and sewerage services provided by four companies, including Apă-Canal Chișinău.
President Maia Sandu once again addressed the mayors of municipalities that have not yet completed the voluntary merger process, urging them to continue negotiations and make a decision in the best interests of their communities’ development. She reiterated the call she made several days ago, noting that localities that refuse to participate in voluntary consolidation will subsequently be reorganized in accordance with the law and will not be eligible for financial incentives.
The Constitutional Court rejected a petition filed by the local council of the village of Shestach in the Sholdenești District, in which the local administration challenged the procedure for providing financial support to localities participating in the voluntary amalgamation process.
Against the backdrop of the aid announced by the central government for the capital, municipal services demonstrated the readiness of the vehicle fleet used for water supply.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan stated that the government will provide the Chisinau City Hall with high-capacity motor pumps to boost the capacity of the water intake station in Vadul-lui-Vodă, amid a severe drought and falling water levels in the Novodnestrovsk Reservoir.
Thanks to the Interreg Danube program, Chisinau has become better known among tourists from the European Union. The capital city’s project to promote tourism at the local level is featured as an example of best practice on the official website of this European program.
The Cabinet of Ministers will consider the release of material assets from state and mobilization reserves with a total value of nearly 5.9 million lei. These resources will be used to support emergency rescue operations carried out by the General Inspectorate for Emergency Situations in the districts of Călărași and Ungheni, which were hardest hit by the torrential rains that struck the country in May.
Real estate owned by the state is to be inventoried, demarcated, and updated in the cadastral registry. The process will include surveying, the preparation of geometric plans, the creation of new real estate parcels, and the provision of information from the cadastral archives.
“Over the past few years, 1.3 billion lei have been invested in Chisinau’s schools. That’s as much as PAS has invested in the ‘European Village’ project nationwide,” said Chisinau Mayor Ion Ceban, continuing the debate over the RESTART education reform.
