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Debts totaling approximately 600 million lei were refinanced under an external assistance program. The funds were provided by the Agricultural Credit Fund (FCA) from March through July 2026. A total of 700 farms received loans. The grant component associated with the loans provided to farmers amounted to 61.02 million lei.

Moldova is expanding the list of products subject to excise taxes, including electricity.

The mining company American Bitcoin, co-founded by Eric Trump, son of US President Donald Trump, reported a net loss of $57.2 million for the second quarter of 2026.

The Republic of Moldova is a hub for attracting young human capital for Romania: 49% of Romanian citizens living in our country are members of Generation Z, with an average age of 31. 38% are inactive (up 17% compared to the average); they are ideally suited for recruitment through cross-border bank accounts and internship programs.

U.S. President Donald Trump called Iran’s leadership hypocritical after Tehran stated that no negotiations with the U.S.—as announced by Trump—were actually taking place. He also made it clear that Iran would remain under sanctions until it reached a deal or capitulated.

The “Vacation Vouchers” program has officially launched in Moldova, allowing employers to provide their employees with discounted vouchers for vacations at tourist destinations throughout the country. The maximum value of a voucher in 2026 is 8,700 lei—up to 50% of the national average monthly wage.

The government will determine the amount and mechanism of compensation for the cold season following a decision by the National Energy Regulatory Agency (NARE) on natural gas rates. This was announced by Government Secretary-General Alexei Buz.

Vocational and technical education institutions have job openings for master instructors and teachers. Professionals who meet the established requirements and are hired for these positions may receive one-time payments of up to 375,000 lei.

The Confederation of National Trade Unions of Moldova (CNSM) reminds employers of their obligation to take additional measures to protect workers during hot weather. When the air temperature exceeds +30 °C, employers must, in particular, provide each employee with 2–4 liters of water free of charge during their shift and, in some cases, access to showers.

Moldova will establish a national electronic system for the exchange of information on freight transport—eFTI.

Serbia’s largest oil company, Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS), which is indirectly controlled by Russia through Gazprom and Gazpromneft, has reached an agreement to sell its Romanian subsidiary, NIS Petrol, which owns 19 gas stations operating under the Gazprom brand.

Full disclosure of costs, currency risks, liabilities, and the rights of mortgage borrowers—these are the requirements of the new mortgage bill. The document is currently undergoing discussion and review, after which it will be submitted to the government for approval in accordance with European standards for the protection of financial services consumers.

Ukraine and Moldova will continue to collaborate on projects in the infrastructure and energy sectors. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy made this statement following a meeting with Moldova’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mihai Popșoi.

Last week, border guards uncovered twelve cases of forged travel documents.

Energocom purchased 12,134 MWh of electricity on August 3—27% more than two days ago.

Cross-border traffic between Moldova and Romania has increased by 40% compared to the same period last year. This has prompted the authorities of both countries to consider measures to optimize it.

The Municipal Center for Entrepreneurship Development (CMDA), a state agency of the Chisinau City Hall, announces that it is now accepting applications for the IMPACT NETWORKS project competition, implemented as part of the EUroBRIDGE_UA_MD European project, funded by the European Union.

The National Crisis Management Commission has approved new measures to mitigate risks related to electricity and water supply, amid a decline in regional power generation capacity and water shortages in the Dniester River basin.

Estonia ranked first in the world on the 2026 Rumavi Global Relocation Index thanks to its banking infrastructure, business environment, and property rights protections for non-citizens.

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.
