Iurie Fală: Moldova has the potential to become the orchard of Europe

The Republic of Moldova has the potential to transform into the "orchard of Europe," despite the increasing challenges facing its horticultural sector. The agricultural year 2025 has been marked by significant climate change, pressure on export markets, and rising costs. However, Moldovan producers have shown resilience and adaptability. They continue to invest in modern technologies, efficient agricultural practices, and international quality standards, according to Iurie Fală, the executive director of the "Moldova Fruct" Association.

Double budget for the Chisinau-Leuseni road and Chisinau's ring road: Republic of Moldova borrows another 150 million euros

The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) will allocate an additional 150 million euros to the Republic of Moldova. This funding is intended for the modernization of the Chisinau - Leușeni road as well as the capital's ring road. These improvements will directly enhance connectivity with the European Union and strengthen regional links.

Major step toward green energy: Tender launched for wind farms with energy storage systems

The Ministry of Energy has initiated a tender for the construction of wind farms with a combined capacity of 170 MW. This project will also include energy storage systems, marking a significant milestone for the Republic of Moldova's energy sector. It represents an important step towards increasing the share of renewable energy in the national energy mix.

Nine producers from Cahul and Taraclia will export table grapes to the EU

Nine small and medium-sized table grape producers from the Cahul and Taraclia districts have recently received the international Global GAP certification. This certification will enable them to participate in the European Union market supply chain as exporters. Obtaining this international document marks the successful completion of a comprehensive program that included training, mentoring, and technical preparation throughout the year, aimed at helping these producers meet the quality and safety requirements of the European Union market.

From manual labor to automated lines: How Moldovan entrepreneurs are growing

Small businesses across Moldova are scaling operations from local workshops to industrial-grade production lines, fueled by mentorship and funding from the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA), the country's state agency for business growth.

Chisinau airport fuel takeover raises questions over legal transparency

The Moldovan government’s decision to take control of fuel assets at Eugen Doga International Airport, currently held by Lukoil-Moldova, marks a pivotal move in reclaiming strategic infrastructure.

Moldova economy to grow 2.7% amid persistent IMF reform concerns

Moldova’s economy is staging a fragile recovery following years of shocks from the war in Ukraine and energy crises, but major structural risks persist, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warns.

Moldovan SMEs to cut energy costs by 20% through new EU project

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the Republic of Moldova are set to sharpen their market edge by slashing overheads through a new renewable energy initiative.

Chisinau stresses uniform regulations after Tiraspol cites barriers for businesses

The authorities on the left bank of the Nistru continue to cite alleged difficulties faced by some economic agents in the region in conducting their business activities. In response, Chisinau maintains that the existing regulatory framework is applied uniformly and non-discriminatorily across the entire territory of the Republic of Moldova.

Green House program helps 516 people rehabilitate their homes with state grants

A total of 516 homeowners are receiving financial assistance from the state to improve the energy efficiency of their homes. Casa Verde is offering grants covering up to 50% of the cost of eligible work, with a maximum of 200,000 lei.

Solar panels and sewage systems power success at an Ialoveni factory

An increasing number of factories in the Republic of Moldova are opting to invest in the modernization of their technological processes and sustainable solutions. From raw material processing to energy consumption management and wastewater handling, these enterprises are optimizing their operations to minimize their environmental impact.

Security decision: the state takes over 'Lukoil-Moldova' assets at the airport

The assets of "Lukoil-Moldova" at the airport will be returned to state ownership within 20 days, as they were prior to 2005. On Monday, the Council for the Examination of Investments in Areas of Importance for State Security voted to deny approval for SRL "Lukoil-Moldova" 's investment activities in the Republic of Moldova. The authorities in Chisinau justified their decision by stating that "Lukoil-Moldova" failed to meet several requirements set by the Council since May 2024, according to Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.