Moldova and Romania plant forests along the Prut. Hajder: “Nature has no borders”

The Republic of Moldova and Romania are collaborating on a joint initiative to plant trees along both sides of the Prut River this Saturday. This effort is part of the National Afforestation Campaign titled "Forest Generation - Spring 2026." The Minister of Environment, Gheorghe Hajder, announced that the tree plantings will occur simultaneously in both countries as a commitment to environmental protection.

UTM students trained by renowned professor from Tokyo

A special opportunity was provided for students of the Technical University of Moldova (UTM) to participate in a course led by Koji Mikami, a renowned professor and graphic design specialist from Tokyo with over 20 years of experience. The students seized the chance to learn from a leading expert in Japan, a country recognized for its influential blend of artistic tradition and modern innovation in graphic design.

Traffic on Dacia Boulevard will close this weekend for asphalt work. Public transport routes will change

Road traffic on a section of Dacia Boulevard will close this weekend to restore the asphalt surface, according to the Chișinău City Hall.

Modern agriculture increasingly relies on drones

Modern agriculture is increasingly dependent on technology. Farmers are using drones to monitor crops, identify issues in the field, and apply treatments. These devices help farmers operate more efficiently and minimize losses.

Four of the seven Turkish teachers illegally extradited from Moldova in 2018 were released

Four of the seven Turkish teachers who were illegally extradited from the Republic of Moldova in 2018 were released from Turkish prisons. This information was revealed during a meeting of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe.

Councilors approved Dumitru Vartic’s resignation as vice president of Hâncești district

On Friday, March 13, the Hâncești District Council officially accepted the resignation of Vice President Dumitru Vartic, ending his term early following a vote by the councilors. This decision was made in response to Vartic's resignation request submitted on March 9, amid an ongoing investigation into the death of his wife, Ludmila Vartic, which is currently being investigated by law enforcement.

Moldova and Canada signed a social security deal allowing Moldovans to combine work periods for pensions

The Republic of Moldova and Canada have signed a Social Security Agreement, a document that establishes social protection mechanisms for individuals who have worked or reside in either country. Under this agreement, citizens will be able to receive pensions and other social benefits calculated to include periods of work completed in both countries.

Fishing is prohibited on the Naslavcea–Dubăsari section of the Nistru until April

Fishing is prohibited on the Naslavcea - Dubăsari section of the Nistru. The restriction is in effect until April 1. The Environmental Agency issued an order to this effect on Friday, March 13.

Economic pressure: Prime Minister Munteanu urges public institutions to cut spending

Budget institutions in Moldova must cut planned 2026 purchases and enforce strict spending controls. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu issued the directive amid a tense international economic context and rising energy and fuel prices, which could further strain the public budget.

Oil market tensions favor Russia. Deliveries from shadow fleet tankers

Russia benefits from keeping oil prices high. The longer uncertainty lasts on the international market, the greater the gains for Moscow, says Romanian commentator Sorin Ioniță, president of Expert Forum Bucharest.

Vetting Commission again found no integrity issues with prosecutor Alexandru Cernei

Anti-Corruption Prosecutor Alexandru Cernei has no ethical or financial integrity issues. The Prosecutors Evaluation Commission again confirmed that Cernei meets the integrity criteria.

The Republic of Moldova exports agricultural products to over 90 markets one year after EFTA deal

The Republic of Moldova has successfully aligned its business operation standards with those of the European Union. As of January 1, 2026, all regulations inherited from the Soviet era have been eliminated. This announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister Eugen Osmochescu, Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, during the Moldova-Switzerland 2026 Business Forum held in Zurich on March 12.