Entrepreneur: “I’m proud to see Moldovan products in shops around the world”

Zinaida Plămădeală successfully exports plums to the European Union, proving that Moldovan businesses can compete on the global stage. Her company transformed by investing in quality and modern technology, driven by the opportunities created by the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area.

Renewable energy capacity in Moldova exceeds 1.06 GW

In the first five months of this year, renewable energy production capacities in the Republic of Moldova increased by 86.88 MW, reaching a total of 1,067 MW installed nationally by the end of May.

Work starts on Moldova's first highway section, with joint customs connection to Romania

A 5.1-kilometer section of highway will be constructed in the Republic of Moldova for the first time. This project is based on an agreement signed on July 2 in Bucharest between the governments of the Republic of Moldova and Romania.

Moldova credit guarantees spark over €43M in second-quarter investment

National investments generated via state financial guarantees managed by the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) exceeded €43.57 million (approx. 854 million MDL) during the second quarter. This volume represents a more than twofold increase compared to the first three months of the year.

EU introduces €3 flat fee on cross-border mail via Poșta Moldovei

Moldovan state postal operator Poșta Moldovei announced that a simplified flat customs fee of €3 (approx. 59 MDL) applies to specific international mail items dispatched to the European Union. The regulatory measure entered into force on July 1, 2026.

Moldova establishes new industrial hub in Ocnita with EU backing

The Moldovan government granted official industrial park status to the Multifunctional Industrial Park in Ocnita during a cabinet session on July 1. The newly designated hub will occupy a 9.56-hectare land site in the northern city of Ocnita, providing specialized infrastructure for diverse manufacturing and processing operations.

Energocom opens competition for general director position; applications due July 20

Energocom announced a competition for the position of General Manager. Applications will be accepted until July 20. The successful candidate will be appointed for a full term to manage the company, a role that is currently held on an interim basis.

Ukrainian refugees could generate 60 million lei a year in Moldova

Ukrainian refugees have contributed about 1.6 billion lei to Moldova’s public budget since 2022 through taxes and social contributions. They have also launched more than 200 businesses in the local market.

Chisinau–Comrat road to be fully rehabilitated with €270 million investment

The road linking Chișinău to Comrat will undergo complete repairs. This 65-kilometer section is a key part of the strategic route leading to Vama Giurgiulești, which is on the border with Romania. The project, valued at nearly 270 million euros, will be largely funded by the European Union (EU).

Moldova and IBRD sign grant agreement to build new Termoelectrica power plant

A new cogeneration plant may be constructed at S.A. "Termoelectrica" in Chisinau. The Ministry of Energy has signed a grant agreement of up to $1.7 million with the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD) to prepare technical documentation, conduct specialized studies, and carry out environmental and social assessments.

Moldovan SMEs invited to apply for free energy audits

The United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) is seeking 12 small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) from the Republic of Moldova to receive complimentary energy audit services. The costs for these audits will be covered entirely by a regional project funded by the Government of Denmark. The selected companies will not receive direct financial support; instead, they will receive audit reports prepared by firms contracted directly by UNDP. The deadline for submitting applications is July 10, 2026.

APP director Roman Cojuhari steps down amid Moldatsa controversy

Roman Cojuhari announced his resignation as the director general of the Public Property Agency (APP) on the evening of June 29, just a week after the Moldatsa scandal emerged. He took responsibility for the inadequate oversight of Moldatsa's former management's financial decisions.