Students in the capital’s suburb of Vatra will begin the new 2026–2027 school year in a renovated, fully refurbished school.
The City Hall has announced that traffic will be suspended on Stefan cel Mare Boulevard due to a rehearsal for the military parade.
Several uninhabitable rooms owned by the state and managed by Chișinău International Airport could be included in the list of state-owned assets subject to privatization.
The reason is the lack of a contractor. The first tender to select a company to restore the building did not take place—not a single bid was submitted. The authorities have reopened the bidding process.
The Chisinau City Hall reports that 31 August 1989 Street, Alexandru Chel Bun Street, and Tigina Street—three major thoroughfares in the center of the capital—have undergone major repairs as part of the “Chisinau—City Roads” project.
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.
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.
The pedestrian zones in the historic center of Chisinau are taking on an increasingly distinct shape.
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.
“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.
