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The Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development (MIDR), together with relevant agencies and gas distribution network operators, discussed measures to improve the operational safety of gas systems. Following the meeting, the parties agreed to prepare proposals to amend legislation and strengthen oversight in this area.
Self-employed workers will be able to receive a full range of social benefits, including maternity benefits.
Starting tomorrow, prices for the main types of fuel in Moldova will exceed 30 lei.
Public services in Moldova are approximately 65% digitized for citizens and 76% for businesses. Full digitization is scheduled for 2030. As of now, only 26 out of 60 government agencies and public service providers have fully transitioned to an online format.
Moldova’s economy grew by 0.14 percentage points.
Although official data indicate relatively small volumes, a UNDP-funded study estimates that approximately 35,000 metric tons of textile waste are generated in the country each year. Most of it ends up in landfills, where it takes up space and, over time, leaches substances into the soil that result from the processing and dyeing of the materials.
The new Cabinet of Ministers intends to conduct a large-scale review of state property and put assets that are not of strategic importance up for privatization. Prior to this, state-owned enterprises will undergo an audit, and their assets will be subject to an independent valuation. Prime Ministerial candidate Vasily Tofan presented these plans on Tuesday in parliament while outlining the future government’s program.
TechAngels Romania, Business Angels Europe, META Group, and the Moldovan Technology Transfer Network (MTTN) have jointly launched ESIL Moldova—a two-year program designed to build capacity for attracting investment from business angels in Moldova.
The Administrative Council of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) today approved an additional levy on gasoline and diesel fuel of 48 ban per liter. The levy will take effect on August 1.
The Cabinet of Ministers is preparing to expand the list of excise-taxable goods, citing public health concerns and a desire to bring the tax system in line with European standards. However, the new package of amendments reveals a mixed approach to potentially harmful products: some goods are subject to excise taxes, while others are completely removed from the legal market.
The National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) has set new maximum fuel prices, which will take effect tomorrow, July 21.
In the first half of 2026, Moldova’s state social insurance budget revenues totaled 27,515.2 million lei (53.5% of the annual target), while expenditures amounted to 26,262.4 million lei. The surplus of revenue over expenditures reached 1,252.8 million lei. The data was published in the National Social Insurance Fund’s interim report.
A new version of the Classification of Economic Activities is being developed in Moldova. The document will be fully harmonized with the European version.
Official statistics showed a record 8.2% year-over-year increase in industrial production in May. After adjusting for seasonality and the number of working days, the year-over-year growth rate reached 9.5%.
The government’s package of proposals to reduce overregulation of the private sector and streamline the permitting system has received widespread attention in the business community.
By 2030, Moldova plans to recycle at least 50% of its municipal waste; by 2035, 55%; by 2040, 60%; and by 2045, 65%. A separate target has been set for construction waste: at least 70% reuse by 2035.
Contrary to expectations, the number of students is growing. Official data from the National Bureau of Statistics and the Ministry of Education and Research show a trend toward increasing demand for higher education and secondary vocational education. The country is seeing an increase in the number of students enrolled in higher education institutions and secondary vocational schools. And the dropout rate does not exceed standard levels.
On July 17, Moldova and Ukraine held an emergency meeting of the Dniester Commission and agreed to maintain the water discharge rate from the Dniester Reservoir at 100 cubic meters per second through the end of July.
The business community is ready to be not merely an observer of reforms, but a responsible participant and partner of the government. It expects predictability, clear rules of the game, and the opportunity to participate in the development of solutions even before they are adopted.
On a year-over-year basis, producers’ selling prices showed a trend of slowing growth. In June, Moldova’s industrial sector posted near-zero year-over-year inflation, with weak month-over-month growth since the beginning of the year.
