Tulips bloomed in Bardar in mid-winter

In the middle of winter, a greenhouse in the Ialoveni district is seeing the first tulips bloom. These flowers, specially imported from Holland, are bringing an early touch of spring. Gheorghe Tonu cultivates 40 varieties of tulips, and he believes that each flower has its own unique charm, capable of warming anyone's heart.

Moldova’s economy in 2025: Better than 2024, yet too weak to recover losses

The economy of the Republic of Moldova is expected to grow by 2.7% in 2025, following a year of stagnation. However, this growth does not indicate a strong recovery; instead, it represents a slow and fragile rebound that relies heavily on agriculture, climate conditions, and external factors. This analysis was provided by economist Veaceslav Ioniță, who examined the key highlights of the economic situation in 2025.

CFM railway restructuring looms as Moldova scales up cargo capacity to Giurgiulești Port

Calea Ferată din Moldova (CFM) has successfully completed its first-ever test run of a 3,000-tonne freight train on the southern corridor. The route, spanning Basarabeasca to Cahul, marks a significant upgrade in the country’s logistical capabilities.

Eugen Doga Airport reaches 6 million passengers in 2025 and announces major expansions

Since the beginning of the year, six million passengers have passed through Eugen Doga International Airport. The record was set by Adriana Munteanu, a Moldovan resident of Dubai, who returned to spend the holidays in the Republic of Moldova. In light of the rising number of travelers, the authorities promised significant investments and plans to expand the airport terminal.

European model economy – Minister of Finance: 'We are ensuring predictability and better conditions for investors'

The ongoing war in Ukraine creates uncertainty for foreign investors; however, the Republic of Moldova is steadily building its credibility. According to Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță, in an interview on the "Bună dimineața" show on Moldova 1 TV, the government's priority is to support both local entrepreneurs and foreign companies operating in the country.

Energocom purchased first electricity from a local producer using storage batteries

The company "Energocom" has purchased electricity from a local producer using energy storage batteries (BESS), a modern solution aimed at enhancing the balance of the national electricity system.

ODA–GIZ investments of €1.85 million will support energy-efficient technologies in at least 24 enterprises

Small and medium-sized enterprises in the Republic of Moldova will receive €1.85 million in non-repayable funding for technological modernization. This support is part of a Grant Agreement between the Organization for the Development of Entrepreneurship (ODA) and the German International Cooperation Agency (GIZ).

Energocom remains a strategic energy supplier until January 31, 2026

The Government has extended the public service obligation for the company "Energocom" for an additional year, now lasting until January 31, 2026. This decision was approved during a meeting on December 23 and is driven by the authorities' need to ensure the continuous supply of electricity in the Republic of Moldova.

Moldova could conclude a new IMF agreement, but without financing, Minister of Finance

Moldova is contemplating signing a new agreement with the International Monetary Fund (IMF), but it will not have financial implications, according to Finance Minister Andrian Gavriliță. The minister stated that the country has "sufficient financial resources" for investments outlined in the Growth Plan, which is backed by the European Union with an allocation of 1.9 billion euros.

From vulnerability to maturity: How Moldova secured its energy future in 2025

The Republic of Moldova concludes 2025 "more energy-secure, better connected to Europe, and ready for the future," stated Energy Minister Dorin Junghietu.

Farmers urge government to prolong import licenses to save exports

Farmers in Moldova are urging national authorities to reinstate the mandatory licensing requirement for grain and oilseed imports from neighboring Ukraine.

National Bank of Moldova reports decline in new savings

The volume of savings held in banks by Moldovans shrank by nearly 11 percent in November, totaling over 2.7 billion lei.