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The State Assay Office is seeking an auditor. The agency has announced a tender to audit its 2025 financial statements, a year in which it posted a profit of 2.5 million lei.
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan met with a delegation of Turkish parliamentarians to discuss strengthening economic cooperation, attracting investment, and supporting the development of the Autonomous Territorial Unit (ATU) of Gagauzia.
Amendments will be made to the state budget to provide a one-time payment of 560 million lei to public-sector employees. The payments are scheduled for October. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan made this announcement.
Gasoline and diesel prices began to rise on Tuesday; prior to that, prices had been falling throughout the week.
Reducing the risk of flooding and protecting the country’s population, infrastructure, and agricultural land from this natural disaster — this is the primary objective of the new risk management plans for 2026–2031, approved by the Moldovan government for the Dniester and Danube-Prut river basins, as well as the Black Sea. The plans are tailored to the current conditions of the rivers, the impacts of climate change, and the increasing risk of heavy rainfall and flash floods.
A 50% reduction in tariffs for freight transit through Moldova could restore the competitiveness of the rail route and increase freight traffic to the port of Reni.
Starting September 15, customs clearance services provided by TS specialists will be available to businesses every day, including weekends. This measure is intended to make the procedures more convenient and accessible for businesses.
The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization has revised downward its economic growth forecast for the country in 2026 and for the medium term. The growth rate for 2026 has been lowered to 1.8% (previously expected to be 2.2%). Total GDP will amount to approximately 388 billion lei.
The authorities will develop a Biodiversity Financing Plan for Moldova. It will include measures such as restructuring the portfolio of the National Environmental Fund and developing mechanisms for payment for ecosystem services in the Lower Dniester and Prut river basins.
Government procurers in Moldova will be able to use exchange mechanisms and electronic platforms for certain types of wholesale purchases—such as energy resources—by utilizing the tools of specialized marketplaces, such as commodity exchange platforms. In practice, this will be implemented on the platforms of the International Commodity Exchange of Moldova.
From January through June 2026, the number of visitors to our country through travel agencies and tour operators totaled 230,100. This is 0.8% more than in January–June 2025.
From August 10 to 16, 2026, revenue from the Customs Service to the state budget totaled more than 875.12 million lei, and since the beginning of this year, customs has collected approximately 26.3 billion lei for the state budget, representing 102% of the target.
Postal service providers with a turnover of at least 10 million lei could help offset the net cost of the universal postal service, according to a draft amendment to the Postal Communications Law filed with Parliament.
The Agency for Medicines and Medical Devices announced that businesses will not yet be required to pay a fee for the registration of medical devices brought to market in Moldova.
The extremely difficult situation regarding water resources in the Dniester River (sharp decline in water levels) and other bodies of water that arose in Moldova this summer is a natural consequence of the authorities’ long-standing indifference to this critical issue.
The investment tender for the sale of the Zarea Hotel has been extended by two months at the initiative of Prime Minister Vasile Tofan. He believes that the privatization of such a property should not take place in the middle of the summer season.
More than 18,000 people were admitted to higher education institutions in the Republic of Moldova following the main phase of the 2026 admissions cycle. This is nearly 2,500 (+16%) more than last year.
The Ministry of Finance of Moldova, in collaboration with international partners (Sida and Cowater International), organized a practical workshop on the audit and oversight of sustainable public procurement. Representatives from the Court of Auditors, the State Financial Control Inspectorate, and the Public Procurement Agency participated in the workshop.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (NERA) has announced new maximum prices for major types of fuel, which will be in effect from August 15 to 17, 2026.
The state-owned enterprise “Moldovan Railways” (CFM) has published its financial statements, which show that the company returned to profitability in the first half of 2026, following multimillion losses in previous years.
