Economic reintegration: Parliament votes to end Dniester fiscal dualism

The Moldovan Parliament has passed a landmark bill in its first reading to phase out fiscal disparities between the two banks of the Dniester. The legislation, approved on March 26, 2026, establishes a Convergence Fund to integrate Transnistrian businesses into the national tax framework.

EVO expands services: “We improve access to public services”

New functionalities were added to the EVO digital government services portal to streamline and enhance how citizens and businesses access public services. The "Service Providers" section now provides a centralised catalogue of public service providers, featuring over 60 institutions and organisations that offer more than 600 services.

Energy milestone: Moldova’s green capacity surpasses 1 GW

The Republic of Moldova has achieved a significant milestone in the energy sector, as its renewable energy production capacity has now surpassed 1 gigawatt. As of early 2026, the total installed capacity has reached more than 1,023 megawatts (MW), according to information from the National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED).

Moldovans waste more on discarded food than on health and education

A study conducted by the Institute for Development and Social Initiatives "Viitorul" reveals that the amount of money Moldovans spend on food annually is four times that spent on health, recreation, culture, and education combined. The research shows that approximately 40% of household expenses in Moldova are allocated for food, and about 5% of this food is wasted.

Moldova could become a “strategic partner” in Ukraine’s reconstruction, facilitating cross-border collaborations

Although Moldova lacks the ability to directly finance Ukraine's reconstruction, it can play a crucial role in fostering regional investment. A study by the Kyiv School of Economics indicates that Moldova can position itself as a "facilitator of cross-border partnerships." This would help enhance the Ukraine-Moldova-Romania corridor, establishing it as a true "strategic gateway" for investment, economic integration, and long-term resilience.

14.6M lei for exports: 16 business groups funded via “BRIDGE Export” 2026

Several business associations in the Republic of Moldova will receive non-repayable financing totaling over 14.6 million lei to promote exports. This announcement was made by the Investment Agency of Moldova after completing the selection process for the "BRIDGE Export 2026" program, which is designed to support the internationalization of Moldovan companies.

Post-June 30, gas uncertainty for Transnistrian region

The gas supply to the Transnistrian region is currently provided by Moldovagaz until June 30, 2026, pursuant to a decision by the National Energy Regulatory Agency. After this date, the future delivery mechanism is uncertain. In light of this, the authorities in Chisinau are considering several scenarios, according to Valeriu Chiveri, the Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration.

EU requirements bring high costs for Moldova’s poultry farms; authorities promise support

The poultry sector in the Republic of Moldova is experiencing ongoing development, bolstered by public investments and external programs. Export prospects are becoming more favourable. A significant boost comes from the opening of the European market: starting in February 2026, poultry meat from across the Republic of Moldova will be eligible for export to the European Union, providing producers with new opportunities for expansion.

Tariffs on Moldovan products in the United States have dropped to 10%. Kulminski: “We must keep this low rate”

Lower tariffs on Moldovan products in the United States signal a strong push to revive exports and strengthen bilateral economic ties. The measure cuts duties from 31% to 10% and gives Moldovan producers a real chance to regain competitiveness in one of their most important foreign markets, said Moldova’s ambassador to the United States, Vlad Kulminski.

43M lei boost for local businesses: 81 entrepreneurs receive ODA grants

More than 80 entrepreneurs in Moldova have received a total of 43 million lei in grants for business development. This funding comes from both the Moldovan Government and the World Bank Group. Authorities state that this investment will stimulate additional investments in the economy amounting to approximately 96 million lei.

Global fertilizer price spikes set to impose €51 million burden on Moldovan farmers

Rising energy prices and logistical bottlenecks in the Middle East have triggered a 50% surge in fertilizer costs since February 2026. Economic experts warn that while the immediate impact is buffered by early-year imports, Moldovan agriculture faces a severe financial strain in the second half of the year.

Moldova strengthens social safety net with 6.84% pension adjustment

The Moldovan government has officially implemented a 6.84% indexation of all social insurance benefits. Effective today, the minimum old-age pension for individuals with a full contribution history of at least 34 years is set at 3,264 MDL (approx. €166.50).