Solar panels power Moldovan businesses

More and more Moldovan entrepreneurs are choosing to install solar panels to cut down on their electricity bills. Sergiu Ermurachi, who owns a traditional Moldovan pastry shop (plăcintărie), decided to implement this solution. It currently covers half of his business's energy needs.

Digital future: Moldova's plan for economic growth

Despite a challenging economic period for the Republic of Moldova, marked by a mere 0.1% GDP growth in 2024, certain key sectors are starting to show signs of recovery and could become engines of sustainable development.

Ministry of Energy selected companies to build wind and solar parks totaling 165 MW in capacity

The winners of the first auction for the construction of large wind and photovoltaic parks, which will have a total capacity of 165 MW, were announced on June 24. This initiative is expected to attract investments of approximately 200 million euros over the next three years, significantly increasing the generation capacities of wind and solar energy. Authorities state that this is a major step towards enhancing the country's energy independence and security.

LAGs boost village development in Moldova: 168.5 million lei in projects implemented over the past two years

Infrastructure development, support for small businesses, and the advancement of social programs are some of the key achievements of the National Rural Development Network LEADER. Local Action Groups (LAGs) are active in over 60% of the localities in the Republic of Moldova, playing a vital role in enhancing the living conditions of residents in rural areas.

Moscow talks: Iran, Russia after US attacks

Iran's Foreign Minister, Abbas Araghchi, announced Sunday that he is set to meet with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow on Monday, following American attacks on Iran, DW reports.

Moldovan pies conquer EU states

Victor Nistorică owns a bakery in the Republic of Moldova that exports its products to Romania, Germany, France, and Ireland. Consequently, Moldovan pies, Easter cakes, and roulades are now available in various stores across the EU. The manufacturer states that he has invested many years of effort to ensure that the quality of his bakery's products meets the standards promised to his European partners.

Constantin Borosan, proposed for the position of director of ANRE

The Secretary of State at the Ministry of Energy, Constantin Borosan, may be appointed as a member of the Board of Directors of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), which oversees the natural gas sector.

Another €40 million from the EBRD allocated for road repairs in Moldova

The Republic of Moldova will secure an additional 40 million euros from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to repair four national roads.

Moldova's exports down 12%: IT sector offers hope

Declining agricultural production, reduced demand in European markets, and rising logistical costs have led to a 12 percent drop in export volumes, experts say.

Moldova & Romania boost connectivity with new rail link

Moldova and Romania are set to negotiate a draft agreement on coordinated control at the Cantemir-Fălciu railway border crossing. These joint controls will take place on Romanian territory.

Honey price in Moldova hit its lowest level in 20 years

Honey producers in the Republic of Moldova are facing a serious challenge. Due to low export prices, a large quantity of honey is remaining unsold in the country. Additionally, honey consumption among citizens has significantly decreased, making it difficult to sell even on the domestic market.

“Moldovan wine represents both quality and continuity of the nation”: Moldova hosts the World Congress of Vine and Wine

From June 16 to 20, hundreds of experts, researchers, winegrowers, oenologists, and policymakers from over 50 member countries will gather for the World Congress of Vine and Wine, taking place for the first time in the Republic of Moldova. According to participants, the organization of this event in Chisinau reflects the ongoing efforts of local authorities and, in particular, winemakers who have worked for years to position our country on the global map of wine production.