EU-funded orchard provides hands-on expertise for Moldova’s next generation of agronomists

The Technical University of Moldova (UTM) is transforming agricultural education through a 10-hectare instructional orchard. Part of the "Fruit Garden of Moldova" project, this initiative is financed by the European Investment Bank (EIB) to bridge the gap between academic theory and modern horticultural practice.

Moldova insurance profits plunge despite 3% premium growth

Moldova’s insurance sector continues to expand, yet experts warn that growth remains superficial. The market is currently dominated by mandatory motor insurance, while long-term protection and voluntary products remain under-utilised.

Moldova achieves 95% coverage in universal newborn hearing screening

Moldova has successfully achieved a 95% coverage rate for its universal newborn hearing screening program, meeting World Health Organization (WHO) standards. Since becoming mandatory in 2024, the free procedure ensures early detection of hearing impairments within the first days of life.

Government tightens airport noise monitoring to align with European standards

The Republic of Moldova will implement stricter monitoring of noise levels at airports, as per a recently approved draft law. This initiative aims to prevent noise exceedances that could negatively impact public health and to align the national framework with European and international standards. Additionally, authorities have acknowledged the absence of a national system to monitor noise pollution in urban areas, noting that the extent of the issue is not adequately assessed.

Builders of the Vulcănești–Chișinău power line: ‘We climbed pylons over 50 meters high'

The completion of the construction of the pylons for the Vulcănești - Chișinău Overhead Electric Line represents more than just infrastructure; it symbolizes the dedication of individuals who chose to get involved. This includes the teams in the field, the partner institutions, and, most importantly, the workers who meticulously assembled the entire structure like a puzzle, regardless of weather conditions.

Why Moldova’s chernozem soil is halving in fertility: experts speak

The Republic of Moldova boasts some of the world's most prized agricultural land: 80-85% of its territory is covered by chernozem, a famously rich, black soil.

Rising interest in Cahul’s spa therapies

Balneo-sanatoria treatments and saline therapy are increasingly popular in the Republic of Moldova due to their beneficial effects on the respiratory and musculoskeletal systems and overall health. At the sanatorium in Cahul, where mineral water with unique properties is the primary therapeutic factor, patients receive treatment for a wide range of ailments. The saline therapy facility, inaugurated in 2016, attracts both adults and children and offers procedures that alleviate inflammation, chronic bronchitis, and post-COVID complications.

How to introduce complementary feeding and avoid food violence, expert explains

Eating habits established during infancy and early childhood have a significant long-term impact on both physical and mental well-being, playing a key role in preventing conditions such as obesity, diabetes, and other chronic diseases.

The 23-centimeter plate principle for healthy winter eating

As temperatures drop, the body needs an extra boost of energy and essential nutrients to combat the cold.

From 2026, Moldovan youth will get European Cards with discounts and benefits

Young people in the Republic of Moldova could soon benefit from European cards, which would provide discounts and benefits for shopping, theater and film, transportation, and museum visits. The Ministry of Education and Research, in collaboration with the National Youth Agency, is preparing to launch the European card, aiming to implement it in 2026. Currently, the European card is utilized in over 30 countries, and the Republic of Moldova plans to adopt this successful model.

Children discover modern technologies in libraries in the Republic of Moldova

Children in the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to explore modern technologies right in their libraries. Robotics and programming clubs operate in 34 locations across the country, where young people passionate about science and technology can learn to build robots and develop IT projects. The activities, offered free of charge through the CODE Kids program, help them enhance their creativity, critical thinking, and digital skills.