"What benefits does the Moldova–Italy social security deal, effective September 1, 2025, offer Moldovans who worked in Italy?"

The Bilateral Agreement on social security between the Republic of Moldova and the Italian Republic, which was signed in October 2024 in Rome, will take effect starting on September 1, 2025. This is a significant development for the thousands of Moldovan citizens who have worked legally in Italy. The agreement allows them to combine their work periods from both countries to determine their pension eligibility. Additionally, they will be able to submit their applications directly from the Republic of Moldova, eliminating the need to travel to Italy.

Moldova will receive EU Solidarity Fund support to rebuild infrastructure damaged by 2024 floods

The European Parliament approved the release of 280.7 million euros from the European Union Solidarity Fund (EUSF) to support six European countries affected by the devastating floods in the fall of 2024, including the Republic of Moldova.

How the Nistru War broke out – 33 years since the conflict that divided the Republic of Moldova

At the dawn of its independence, the Republic of Moldova faced one of the greatest challenges in its recent history: the Nistru War. On March 2, 1992, the conflict officially escalated into open war, resulting in hundreds of casualties and the de facto loss of Chișinău’s control over the Transnistrian region.

Moldova's energy strategy: 2024 electricity mix and sources

In 2024, the Republic of Moldova, through SA Energocom, ensured its electricity supply through a diversified mix of domestic and external sources.

Chișinău’s mayor requests compensation for rising energy costs

The increase in energy costs will lead to an additional expenditure of about 400 million lei (€20 mln) for the city of Chișinău, the mayor of the capital announced during the weekly City Hall meeting on January 20.

How Moldova’s differentiated tariffs can help you save on energy

From today, January 20th, differentiated electricity tariffs will come into effect. The introduction of these tariffs gives consumers in the Republic of Moldova the opportunity to optimize costs by adjusting their energy consumption.