Prime Minister Munteanu at Davos: Moldova reaches 90% reform milestone for new EU funding

During the World Economic Forum, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu secured continued support for Moldova’s European trajectory in high-level meetings with EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos and EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso.

New trilateral economic alliance aims to unlock EU funds for Ukraine's post-war reconstruction

Moldova, Romania, and Ukraine are establishing a Trilateral Chamber of Commerce as a joint strategic framework to coordinate economic efforts for Ukraine’s post-war reconstruction.

Prime Minister Munteanu at WEF: Western unity is essential to counter Russia’s wartime economy

Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu declared on Wednesday, January 21, that Moldova has officially moved beyond the geopolitical "gray zone" to align with European efforts in defending democracy and peace.

Moscow loses leverage as Chisinau severs last post-Soviet ties

Moldova is preparing for a final legal exit from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), a move experts describe as a symbolic but necessary divorce from Russian influence. The Moldovan Ministry of Foreign Affairs confirmed that Chisinau will denounce the foundational 1991 and 1993 treaties that established the post-Soviet bloc.

PM Munteanu: Moldova stands with Ukraine against 'barbaric' energy infrastructure attacks

Moldovan Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu reaffirmed Chisinau's unwavering solidarity with Ukraine during the World Economic Forum in Davos. The Premier emphasized that a just and lasting peace in Ukraine is directly linked to the broader security of the European continent.

Moldova accelerates local government reform through voluntary amalgamation

The Moldovan government has launched a new round of public consultations to accelerate the consolidation of local administrations. Secretary General Alexei Buzu announced on Tuesday that the reform aims to replace fragmented bureaucracy with resilient municipal hubs capable of delivering high-quality public services.

Foreign Minister Popsoi confirms Moldova’s exit from CIS agreements is headed to Parliament

Moldova is officially finalizing its withdrawal from the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS). The legal documents required to terminate the founding agreements are currently undergoing final review and will soon reach Parliament for ratification.

PM Alexandru Munteanu and Deputy PM Eugeniu Osmochescu attend Davos Forum

The Republic of Moldova will be represented at the 56th annual meeting of the World Economic Forum in Davos by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Deputy Prime Minister Eugeniu Osmochescu, who serves as the Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization. The two officials will participate in the forum from January 19 to January 22, as announced by the Government.

Albanian President, visit to the Republic of Moldova: "EU enlargement is a strategic investment in Europe's security"

In light of an increasingly unstable regional environment, the Republic of Moldova and Albania regard the enlargement of the European Union (EU) and the accession of candidate states as not just reform processes but also vital tools for ensuring security and stability. This message was communicated by President Maia Sandu and her Albanian counterpart, Bajram Begaj, during their meeting at the Presidency of the Republic of Moldova on January 19.

Moldovan leadership, messages of condolences to Spain: "We mourn the loss of lives"

The Republic of Moldova stands in solidarity with Spain during this time of mourning following the tragic train accident that resulted in 39 fatalities and 170 injuries. On Monday, January 19, President Maia Sandu and Speaker Igor Grosu expressed their condolences to the Spanish people regarding this devastating loss.

IN CONTEXT | Gas crisis on the Nistru’s left bank has Russian support, says Flenchea

The ongoing extension of the state of emergency in the Transnistrian region is not merely a technical issue; it is a political tactic employed by a secessionist regime that effectively keeps over 300,000 Moldovan citizens "in captivity." Russia continues to financially support this region through unclear mechanisms. According to former Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, Alexandru Flenchea, the only viable solution is reintegration. He made this statement during the show IN CONTEXT on Moldova 1.

INTERVIEW | Ambassador says temporary visa halt won’t affect strong US–Moldova ties

The temporary suspension of immigration visa issuance by the United States does not alter the nature of the relationship between the Republic of Moldova and the United States, according to Vladislav Kulminski, the Moldovan Ambassador to Washington. He stated that this decision has a limited impact on Moldovan citizens. The Ambassador emphasized that bilateral cooperation continues on strategic projects, and political and economic dialogue remains active, despite the administrative changes announced by U.S. authorities.