Moldova's milk production soars by 23%; eyes EU

The Republic of Moldova (R. Moldova) is closer to securing the right to export pork to the European Union (EU) market, provided it passes the rigorous evaluation of European experts.

Energy crisis and debt hinder Moldova's 1% GDP growth

The Gross Domestic Product (GDP growth R. Moldova) has barely moved, increasing by only 0.4% over the last five years, a figure that signals severe Moldova economic stagnation.

US sanctions force Lukoil out: Moldova secures kerosene supply

The Moldova state takeover of the sole kerosene supply depot at the “Eugen Doga” Chisinau International Airport fuel facility is moving forward.

ANRE: Gas tariff for consumers could be adjusted in January 2026

The natural gas tariff may be revised in January of next year, according to the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE). Energocom, the state-owned company that recently became the primary supplier of gas to end consumers, will present the necessary calculations to establish the new tariffs by the end of this year.

Private company’s “cryptocurrency” under CNPF investigation

The National Commission for Financial Markets (CNPF) has launched an investigation into the introduction of a so-called "cryptocurrency" by a private company, as announced during a press conference on November 4. The commission is assessing the extent to which the company's actions comply with existing legal regulations.

EU funds €1.9M EuroBRIDGE project to boost Moldova–Ukraine cooperation

An international project with a budget of nearly 2 million euros was launched on Wednesday, November 5, in Chișinău. The initiative, named EUroBRIDGE, aims to enhance cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine, receiving technical support from Romania and full funding from the European Union.

The Republic of Moldova, an important regional destination for Romanian and Ukrainian IT investments

Romania and Ukraine are now the leading foreign investors in the Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP), surpassing the United States, which held the top position until last year. According to data from the third quarter of 2025, Romania has 53 companies registered in the park, Ukraine has 49, and the USA has 39. This shift indicates a regional reorientation of investment interest towards the Republic of Moldova, reads a press release from MITP.

Authorities seek solutions for refueling planes with kerosene at Chisinau Airport

The fuel supply to Eugen Doga International Airport in Chisinau is stable until the end of this month. However, authorities are exploring alternative scenarios due to the inclusion of the Lukoil group on the sanctions list imposed by the United States and the United Kingdom. Lukoil is currently the only supplier of kerosene to the airport and owns the infrastructure for storing and refueling aircraft.

Higher price for electricity purchased by Energocom in October

The "Energocom" enterprise purchased approximately 387.3 thousand MWh of electricity in October, at a weighted average price of 132.44 Euro/MWh, which is 18.48 Euro/MWh more than in September.

World Bank: Moldova Faces Twin Deficits Amid Recovery

The Republic of Moldova’s economy is showing signs of a rebound after two years of external shocks and high inflation, yet persistent structural imbalances and external vulnerabilities remain a concern.

Customs declarations go online — Moldova now part of the EU’s common digital system

Moldovan freight carriers and those transiting through the Republic of Moldova will no longer face long queues at customs or complicated procedures. As of Saturday, they can submit customs declarations using a unified European system for managing customs operations. This new mechanism will simplify customs procedures and significantly reduce waiting times. Authorities in Chisinau emphasize that this development represents Moldova's full integration into the European system for managing transit operations.

Igor Grosu: The Lukoil asset deal will be examined to protect the national interest

International sanctions placed on Russian companies Lukoil and Rosneft are impacting the oil market in the Republic of Moldova, leading to potential shortages and rising fuel prices. The authorities in Chisinau are in discussions with several oil companies to explore solutions to potential disruptions in the fuel supply chain.