News about Infrastructure
The GEO CODEX project contributes to the development of a modern, interoperable, and user-oriented national spatial data infrastructure to support effective, transparent, and evidence-based public administration.
Monthly grain exports from Ukraine could drop by a third due to intensified Russian attacks on Ukrainian seaports and ships.
A new mechanism for airlines to report their greenhouse gas emissions will be implemented in the Republic of Moldova. The data will be collected and verified by the country’s authorities. The goal is to assess and, if necessary, mitigate the environmental impact of aviation.
Iran has agreed to allocate land to Kazakhstan at the port on the Strait of Hormuz. Kazakhstan has agreed to provide Iran with infrastructure at its ports on the Caspian Sea.
The average cost of internet access in Moldova is just $16, which ranks our country 194th out of 214 countries and territories in this category.
Authorities plan to restrict the movement of heavy vehicles based on weather warnings issued by the State Hydrometeorological Service. The relevant regulations were developed by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development.
During the first five and a half months of 2026, waterway freight transport in the Republic of Moldova had almost fully recovered from last year’s shock.
Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova Alexandru Munteanu met today, June 18, with representatives of the World Bank to discuss priority projects aimed at strengthening the Republic of Moldova’s energy security, according to a statement from the government’s press office.
With the support of the United States of America, the Republic of Moldova has taken a new step in the development of the Liberty Line strategic project—the third high-voltage power transmission line connecting the country with Romania.
Europe’s economic power is concentrated in a relatively small number of regions, centered around world-class cities such as Paris, London, Milan, Munich, and Madrid. In political science, this “belt of cities” is traditionally referred to as the “Blue Banana” due to its resemblance on political-economic maps. Another name for it is the “Liverpool–Milan axis.” The former term is more widely used.
Agricultural machinery purchased and fueled with government assistance should be used in the fields, not taken out to street protests. This is the main message of a statement made during a television broadcast by Lyudmila Katlabuga, head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Food, and Industry (MAIA).
The world’s most-visited museum is facing major challenges that could require investments exceeding 1 billion euros. This was stated by the museum’s new president, Christophe Leribo, while speaking at a hearing in the French Senate.
The Investment Agency is launching the Republic of Moldova’s official digital platform: www.moldova.md. Designed as a modern showcase for the country, the platform offers a structured and user-friendly presentation of the Republic of Moldova for an international audience, as well as for the country’s citizens and the diaspora.
The Polish government has unveiled a large-scale investment program for railway infrastructure, which calls for the construction and modernization of more than 10,000 kilometers of railway lines by 2050.
Today, June 17, Moldova, like many countries around the world, is observing the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought.
Riyadh has suspended funding for The Line project until at least 2030. The project is part of the NEOM mega-program and involves the construction of a 170-kilometer-long city-structure in the form of a single building, which is to stretch across the desert in northwestern Saudi Arabia.
Almost all of Europe’s beaches, lakes, and rivers remain safe for swimming. According to a new report by the European Environment Agency (EEA), 96% of the tested bathing areas in EU countries meet the established water quality standards, while only 1.5% of water bodies have unsatisfactory results.
European Union countries have increased gas reserves in their underground storage facilities (UGS) to an average of 45.03% in preparation for the coming winter. However, despite the gas injection season, their fill levels turned out to be significantly lower than the figures for the past five years, according to data from Gas Infrastructure Europe (GIE).
Moldova aims to remove some of the administrative barriers involved in the installation of energy storage systems. This is provided for in a draft law reviewed by members of the Committee on Economy, Budget, and Finance at today’s meeting.
Between 2024 and 2027, 1.4 billion lei will be mobilized through the Moldovan Residential Energy Efficiency Fund (FEERM) to improve the energy efficiency of housing.
