In Romania, there are proposals to implement the large-scale “Blue Highway” project, which is intended to link the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea via a river route. It will pass through Romania, Moldova, Ukraine and Poland.
The Republic of Moldova will present its investment opportunities and potential for economic cooperation as part of a business caravan organised from 24 to 26 November 2026 in three Romanian cities: Târgu Mureș, Brașov and Bacău. The initiative aims to attract Romanian investors, develop trade partnerships and facilitate Moldovan companies’ access to the Romanian market.
Passengers at Romania’s largest airport are facing difficulties when transferring to buses, taxis and trains due to large-scale construction work. A closed car park, altered routes and inadequate signage are making it difficult to navigate Henri Coandă Airport in Otopeni. The authorities expect the refurbishment to be completed in the summer of 2027.
The first power unit at Romania’s Cernavodă nuclear power station was shut down again on 9 November, just three days after resuming operations. Due to a fault in the conventional, non-nuclear part of the plant, Romania was forced to increase its electricity imports, and spot market prices rose.
The centre will pursue three main objectives: protecting critical infrastructure, facilitating the exchange of information between the two countries, and supporting trade.
The Romanian government has confirmed plans to abolish the minimum turnover tax (IMCA) with effect from 1 January 2027.
A group of 81 former members of the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova, who signed the 1991 Declaration of Independence, are calling on the Romanian leadership to reconsider the draft amendments to the Romanian Citizenship Act. This, of course, concerns the tightening of the conditions for descendants of former Romanian citizens to obtain citizenship.
Around 50 companies from the Republic of Moldova are taking part in the 8th ‘Republic of Moldova Presents’ exhibition, which opened at the Palas Mall in Iași. The event marks the tenth anniversary of the first exhibition organised in this city and aims to promote domestic producers on the Romanian market and develop trade relations between Moldova and Romania.
Yesterday in Romania, whilst grain was being transhipped at Viksan station, 19 freight carriages began moving of their own accord and collided with two locomotives at Dornesti station.
The US Embassy in Chișinău and the Moldovan authorities have publicly stated that the 400 kV high-voltage power line, which will connect Romania with the Republic of Moldova, is called the Trump Liberty Line. Transelectrica, Romania’s national electricity transmission operator and the body responsible for this project, denies this and maintains that the line has a different name. How much will this power line cost, and where will the money come from?
