News about Infrastructure
Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Infrastructure and Regional Development Vladimir Bolea discussed Moldova’s priorities in the transportation sector and future cooperation with the organization with Talis Linkaits, the new director of the Permanent Secretariat of the Transport Community.
Minister of the Interior Daniella Misail-Nichitin urged citizens to remain vigilant and to immediately call 112 if they spot any flying objects or parts thereof.
Funding Opportunities for the Horticulture and Viticulture Sectors Under the Strategic Agricultural Policy Program for 2026–2030 The leadership of the Agency for Interventions and Payments (AIPA) discussed these opportunities with members of “Moldova Fruct” during an online seminar organized at the initiative of the association.
The Moldovan government has approved the Strategic Program for the Development of Aquaculture for 2026–2030.
The Ungheni Municipality and the city of Leova have launched a public offering of municipal bonds. Through this offering, local authorities intend to raise funds from the capital market for local infrastructure projects, giving investors the opportunity to contribute directly to the development of these communities. The subscription period will run through September 8.
The government has approved the National Program for Natural Disaster Risk Reduction for 2026–2030, which outlines measures to prevent and mitigate risks associated with hydrometeorological phenomena (drought, flooding, hail, torrential rains) and other hazardous natural phenomena.
The government has approved the National Program for the Development of the Water Supply and Sewerage Sector for 2026–2030. The total estimated cost of the measures outlined in the program is approximately 598 million lei.
In July 2026, just over 84,000 metric tons of rapeseed were exported from the Republic of Moldova. Last year, the volume of shipments during that month was nearly a third higher—about 119,000 metric tons. Market operators believe that the problem lies not in limited demand, but in inflated price expectations and limited transportation logistics capacity.
Today, as part of projects by the Energy Efficiency Fund in Moldova’s Residential Sector (FEERM), the first seven contracts for construction work were signed for high-rise buildings in Chisinau, Hincesti, Ialoveni, and Balti. Work is already underway in four buildings, and will begin in the other three shortly.
The owners of 25 high-rise buildings in the municipalities of Chisinau and Balti, as well as in the districts of Drochia, Soroca, Florești, and Orhei, have received their energy audit reports. They will be able to take advantage of energy-saving investments through the Moldova Residential Energy Efficiency Fund (FEERM).
The Republic of Moldova is implementing a cross-border project worth 1.5 million euros aimed at preventing natural disasters, in partnership with Romania.
This was reported by the city government. CIVITAS is dedicated to developing effective solutions in the field of urban mobility.
Amazon, one of the world’s largest technology companies, is developing a large data center in West Texas designed to handle AI workloads, which will be powered by its own gas-fired generation facilities with a capacity of up to 7.65 GW.
The municipality of Ungheni plans to build a modern multimodal transportation hub that will integrate rail and bus services. The central government intends to transfer ownership of the train station and bus station to the city government, after which the two entities plan to jointly modernize the facility.
NVIDIA, an American company and the global leader in visual computing and a leading manufacturer of high-performance graphics processing units (GPUs), has reached an agreement with the world’s largest financial institutions to create platforms for financing AI infrastructure.
Water discharge from the Dniester Hydroelectric Power Plant downstream on the Dniester River will be reduced to 75 cubic meters per second. This decision was made today by the Moldovan-Ukrainian Commission on the Dniester. The decision is in effect until the end of August.
The Chisinau City Hall has announced the completion of modernization work on Sarmizecetusa Street in the Botanica sector. A crosswalk was also recently installed there.
More than 2,000 military personnel and law enforcement officers, as well as veterans and contingents from partner countries, will take part in the parade on August 27 in downtown Chisinau, marking the 35th anniversary of the declaration of independence of the Republic of Moldova.
The volume of air traffic in Moldova continues to grow. For example, on Saturday, August 8, according to EUROCONTROL, there were 176 arrivals and departures.
Moldova is preparing proposals to provide Ukraine with 20 locomotives.
