The Ministry of Energy has held the first round of public consultations on the draft law amending Law No. 164/2025 on electricity. The draft aims to finalise and refine the regulatory framework for the implementation of European reforms in the electricity market and to clarify certain aspects necessary for the application of the adopted legislation.
The Ministry of Health has amended a third of the draft of the new Pharmacy Act following consultations with pharmacists, business representatives, authorities and members of the public. Of the 190 proposals relating to the substance of the document, 142 were accepted in full or in part. The updated version was presented on 6 November by the Minister of Health, Alexandru Gasnaș.
Moldova’s legislation must also provide clear rules for serious situations, such as war or the imposition of martial law, even though the authorities are doing everything possible to avoid such scenarios. The statement was made by President Maia Sandu, commenting on the Ministry of Defence’s intention to draft a bill in this area.
The National Confederation of Trade Unions of Moldova (CNSM) has criticised the Government’s intention to amend the Labour Code, including by simplifying the procedures for dismissing employees.
The updated legislative framework establishes simplified rules for the management of clinical waste. Healthcare facilities will be able to approve their own waste management plans without prior approval from the authorities. They will only be required to notify the authorities of this.
A working group led by the Prime Minister will, within one month, draw up proposals to address systemic issues in the field of cyber security. Progress will be assessed in three months’ time at a new meeting of the National Security Council.
In Moldova, the list of authorisation documents has been streamlined by law. From 5 December this year, amendments to the current regulatory framework will come into force.
Expanding access to culture for young people, creating new opportunities for artists, protecting cultural heritage and supporting independent media. These, according to the Ministry of Culture, are the main achievements of the government’s first 100 days in office, from 21 July to 30 October 2026.
From 1 January 2027, citizens and businesses who believe that the actions of the State Tax Service in their case have led to double taxation will be able to lodge a complaint requesting that the dispute be resolved.
The Ministry of Energy is preparing a nationwide initiative to carry out an inventory and assessment of existing storage facilities across the country. This will be done with a view to strengthening the security of petroleum products supplies and ensuring the necessary infrastructure for the creation of emergency reserves.
