The State Tax Service refutes the information presented in a video circulating online.
Moldova has received new international support for the development of a competitive economy as part of the ‘Resilient, Innovative and Sustainable Economy of Moldova’ (RISE) project. Today, the partners officially launched the programme, which is designed to help local companies improve their efficiency, boost their export potential and establish a foothold in European and global markets.
The Organised Market for Bilateral Electricity Contracts (POCB) has commenced operations in the Republic of Moldova. The first purchase offer has been published, and wholesale market participants may submit bids and take part in auction sessions to conclude electricity contracts for delivery in future periods.
Students from the Moldovan Technical University, the State University of Moldova and the Chișinău College of Ecology took part in a soil research competition, which was held at the State University’s research station in Slobozia-Dușca and Onitscani (Criuleni district).
Moldovan travel agencies and tour operators earned over 4.7 billion lei in the first nine months of 2026. This is 12 per cent more than in the same period last year. At the same time, the number of clients of travel companies also rose: it reached 512,000, which is 7 per cent higher than the figure for January–September 2025.
Over the first nine months of 2026, as a result of enforcement measures, the State Tax Service identified breaches of labour legislation and issued 157 decisions, including those relating to breaches concerning the correct calculation and payment of wages and taxes, and the adjustment of such amounts.
The Standing Bureau of Parliament has approved the agenda for the plenary session on 16 November. Among the items on the agenda are the hearing of the Public Property Agency’s report on the administration and privatisation of state-owned public property in 2025, as well as the report by the Committee of Inquiry on the findings of its review of the activities of certain state-owned enterprises.
According to information from several sources, the Moldovan Thermal Power Station will switch to generating electricity from coal from 13 November. Industrial enterprises in the region may soon have to suspend operations due to energy problems.
The Moldova Customs Service laboratory will be able to carry out forensic examinations. The results will be admissible as evidence in court, without the need for re-analysis at other institutions.
An abandoned hotel in the centre of Rîșcani is to be converted into a shopping centre. The project will transform the appearance of the town centre, create new jobs and increase revenue for the local budget.
