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The government intends to expropriate a private plot of land measuring 0.6 hectares, located outside the village of Giurgiulești in the Cahul district, to expand the Giurgiulești International Free Port.
The SI RERE national municipal network monitoring system went live this week, ensuring that the city’s utilities are protected. The Agency for Geodesy, Cartography, and Cadastre reported this, noting the modernization of municipal infrastructure management.
The process of merging municipalities continues to spark controversy. Gheorghe Răilan, former mayor of Cimișlia and former vice president of the Congress of Local Authorities in Moldova (CALM), has joined the debate, warning of the risks posed by the reform.
The Turkish company ONUR Taahhüt Taşımacılık İnşaat Ticaret ve Sanayi A.Ş. submitted the most economically advantageous bid and is expected to be awarded the contract to build the bypass road in Cimislia However, the company has a controversial reputation: in May 2026, the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) imposed sanctions on ONUR and 53 of its subsidiaries for collusion during a tender in Ukraine.
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development Vladimir Bolea discussed Moldova’s priorities in the transportation sector and future cooperation with the organization with Talis Linkaits, the new director of the Permanent Secretariat of the Transport Community.
The Ungheni Municipality and the city of Leova have launched a public offering of municipal bonds. Through this offering, local authorities intend to raise funds from the capital market for local infrastructure projects, giving investors the opportunity to contribute directly to the development of these communities. The subscription period will run through September 8.
The government has approved the National Program for the Development of the Water Supply and Sewerage Sector for 2026–2030. The total estimated cost of the measures outlined in the program is approximately 598 million lei.
Today, as part of projects by the Energy Efficiency Fund in Moldova’s Residential Sector (FEERM), the first seven contracts for construction work were signed for high-rise buildings in Chisinau, Hincesti, Ialoveni, and Balti. Work is already underway in four buildings, and will begin in the other three shortly.
The Republic of Moldova is implementing a cross-border project worth 1.5 million euros aimed at preventing natural disasters, in partnership with Romania.
This was reported by the city government. CIVITAS is dedicated to developing effective solutions in the field of urban mobility.
The municipality of Ungheni plans to build a modern multimodal transportation hub that will integrate rail and bus services. The central government intends to transfer ownership of the train station and bus station to the city government, after which the two entities plan to jointly modernize the facility.
The Chisinau City Hall has announced the completion of modernization work on Sarmizecetusa Street in the Botanica sector. A crosswalk was also recently installed there.
Beekeepers in the village of Costesti, in the Ialoveni District, account for 40% of all honey exports from the Republic of Moldova.
On Ion Pelivan Street in the Buiucani sector of the capital, between Alba Iulia Street and Tudor Vladimirescu Street, approximately 80 parking spaces and a new sidewalk will be constructed. This was announced by the Chisinau City Hall.
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.
