A volunteer rescue and fire station was inaugurated in Zubrești

In Zubrești, located in the Strașeni district, a new Territorial Volunteer Rescue and Fire Station was inaugurated. This initiative aims to enhance community safety and improve emergency response capabilities. The total investment for the project was approximately three million lei. The Zubrești Volunteer Rescue and Fire Station will serve four localities.

Transnistria gas supply cut forces strict economy regime

The unrecognised territory of Transnistria is implementing gas saving measures, mandating gas distribution solely for the population and for electricity generation intended for domestic consumption.

EU support brings two modern sports fields to Cimișlia

Two sports fields, supported by the European Union, were inaugurated in Cimișlia. Modern facilities were created for practicing tennis, basketball, and volleyball. Coaches believe this will encourage young people to engage in outdoor sports.

Moscow influence fears as Gagauzia officials linked to sanctioned Russian bank

Education officials in Moldova's autonomous region of Gagauzia are facing sanctions after an investigation revealed they hold cards with the sanctioned Russian bank Promsviazbank and attended events organised by a group linked to fugitive oligarch Ilan Shor.

EU-backed Râșcani dam now safe and sustainable

The dam of the Râșcani reservoir has been rebuilt for the first time in over 50 years, thanks to support from the European Union. This 2.9 million lei investment reduces the risk of flooding and enhances safety for hundreds of households. The inauguration event featured a fishing competition organized for local residents.

Lozova's Willow Festival celebrates tradition

The Moldovan village of Lozova has hosted the second edition of its annual Willow Festival, an event celebrating local traditions and the craft of willow weaving.

Moldova's Taraclia District hosts 'Unity in Diversity' Festival

Taraclia, a city known for its diverse population, hosted a cultural festival this weekend, bringing together dozens of folklore groups from Moldova and neighbouring countries.

State funds sewage network in two villages in Causeni

The villages of Opaci and Zaim in the Causeni district will be connected to the sewage network. This new system will replace the septic tanks currently used in households, which are both costly and environmentally unfriendly. The construction of the sewage networks requires a significant investment. Local authorities have received funding from the state budget to support this project.

Jam Festival in Hădărăuți: Jam made from hot peppers and garlic

New flavors and old recipes came together at the Jam Festival, held in the village of Hădărăuți, Ocnița district. Housewives from the north of the country impressed visitors with jam made from hot peppers, pumpkin, and even garlic.

Tomai rescue unit renovated with EU support

Improving working conditions for firefighters at the Tomai Rescue Unit in Ceadir-Lunga is underway. This station, along with nine others in the Republic of Moldova, is undergoing renovations funded by the European Union. The repair work includes replacing windows, modernizing heating systems, and upgrading rest areas.

Sipoteni, among first to benefit from “smart village” project

Five localities in the Republic of Moldova will be transformed into smart villages due to an investment of over 21 million lei from the European Union. One of these localities is the commune of Sipoteni, in Călărași district. The area will receive drinking water through the installation of four filtration stations, as well as smart public lighting. Additionally, four modern transport waiting stations will be created, equipped with panels that display real-time information.

State funds to repair rain-damaged roads in six villages

The government has allocated nearly three million lei to address the aftermath of the severe weather experienced in May and June. This funding will be distributed to six municipalities in the Râșcani, Hâncești, Strășeni, and Orhei districts. The heavy rainfall caused significant damage to public roads, and the mayors stated that without the support of the central authorities, they would not have been able to undertake the necessary repairs.