Over six thousand teachers will benefit from free digital skills courses

Around six thousand teachers will participate this year in free digital skills courses, announced the Minister of Education and Research, Dan Perciun. The official stated that at the end of the courses, the teachers will receive certification.

Dorin Recean at the meeting with the UN High Commissioner for Refugees: We will take care of the Ukrainians who stay in our country

The meeting between Prime Minister Dorin Recean, the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, Filippo Grandi, and the United Nations Resident Coordinator in the Republic of Moldova, Yasim Oruc, focused on the Republic of Moldova's role in addressing regional challenges. They also discussed the government's efforts to provide long-term protection for individuals who have fled the war in Ukraine.

Two more pharmacies opened under the “Pharmacy in Your Village” project

The “Pharmacy in Your Village” project has now expanded to two additional villages in the Republic of Moldova. As a result, around 4,000 residents from Cușmirca in the Șoldănești district and Scorțeni in the Telenești district now have access to pharmaceutical services closer to their homes.

State-of-the-art surgery block boosts healthcare in Moldova

Today, the Emergency Medicine Institute inaugurated, for the first time, a state-of-the-art operating block with 15 operating rooms.

Electronic Government Agency reports issues with signatures and authentication

The Electronic Government Agency reports difficulties in processing electronic signatures due to issues with signing and authentication systems.

The Republic of Moldova and the UAE will mutually recognize driving licenses

The Republic of Moldova and the United Arab Emirates (UAE) have agreed to mutually recognize each other's driving licenses. The government in Chisinau has approved the initiation of negotiations for a memorandum to formalize this agreement.

Staff reshuffle at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization

Veronica Arpintin has resigned from position as State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization. Minister Dumitru Alaiba announced this decision during a government meeting on January 15.

Serious accidents in Ștefan-Vodă and Fălești. Four people were taken to hospital

Four people were taken to hospital following serious accidents that occurred in the last 24 hours. The first accident happened on Florilor Str. in the city of Ștefan-Vodă. Following a collision between two cars, a 76-year-old woman was trapped in a car.

How several localities in the Republic of Moldova save electricity

Rational use of energy, reducing street lighting, making buildings more efficient and informing citizens are some of the measures that city halls in the country have taken to optimize electricity consumption, especially during peak hours, on the recommendation of the Commission for Emergencies. Our news team asked several mayors what they have decided to do in their localities or what they are going do to save electricity.

Energocom finds solutions to cover the electricity needs for January 14

SA Energocom, together with the transmission system operators from Romania and the Republic of Moldova, Transelectrica and Moldelectrica, identified solutions to fully cover the deficit of 484 MWh needed for today, January 14. According to the company, during the evening and night of yesterday, other unused capacities were identified at the Ukrainian border with the EU and transferred to the border between Romania and the Republic of Moldova.

Former rector of the State University of Moldova Gheorghe Ciocanu dies

Professor Gheorghe Ciocanu, a distinguished figure in education and research in the Republic of Moldova, passed away, as announced by the State University of Moldova (USM). He served as the Rector of USM from 2007 to 2020 and he dedicated his entire career to advancing higher education and promoting academic excellence.

Moldova boosts renewable energy to 15.31% amid export ban

The share of renewable energy consumption in the Republic of Moldova reached 15.31% on January 2, compared to 12.42% on January 1 and 6.85% on December 31.