digitalization

Administrative-territorial reform is increasingly becoming a news and commentary topic. Especially as we approach the summer, when the authorities will start the process of forced unification of mayoralties, as a result of which there should be no more than 300 of them left. The rhetoric and goals of the authorities and representatives of the mayor’s community are similar, but the approaches to their solution are different.

Transition to “smart” finance has started in Azerbaijan. A new digital platform unites all the state’s cash flows, ensuring speed, quality and transparency, Logos Press reports.

Moldova is developing the e-Arhiva Information System, which will allow centralized storage, accounting and secure transfer of electronic documents, reduce dependence on paper archives and provide quick access to information for state bodies and citizens, Logos Press reports.

By summer 2026, Moldova plans to launch a technical solution for the digital verification of ID cards in banks through the state-owned EVO platform, Logos Press reports.

Latvian technology company Tet has started active work in Moldova, signing the first commercial agreement between its OTT brand Backscreen and one of the leading telecommunication companies of RM StarNet, Logos Press reports.

The Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development has prepared a draft regulation on the introduction of compatible (interoperable) telematics systems (TSI), which will ensure electronic data exchange and integration into the European railway network, Logos Press reports.

The assessment of the impact of the regulatory reforms carried out in the Republic of Moldova is significantly higher than in many other countries, Logos Press reports.

Online commerce is rapidly developing all over the world, including Moldova. However, the purchase and sale transaction between an online seller and a buyer does not reflect the entire chain of the e-commerce ecosystem, but is only a part of a complex and multifaceted pyramid of relationships between sellers, buyers and various state structures.

By 2030, Moldova will be ready for full integration into the EU customs space, Logos Press reports.

From March next year, the process of recording periods of temporary incapacity for work will be entirely digital, including online notifications to patients and employers, Logos Press reported.

Europe’s largest air carrier Lufthansa plans to lay off up to 4,000 employees in administration by 2030 due to digitalization and automation of work processes, – Logos Press reports.

There are serious complaints against the Agricultural Intervention and Payment Agency (AIPA) for excessive bureaucracy in processing applications, Logos Press reports.