More Romanian classes in Gagauzia and Taraclia; Government offers 200,000 lei to attract teachers

Teachers who agree to relocate to Gagauzia or the Taraclia district to teach in the Romanian language will receive a one-time allowance of 200,000 lei. At its October 28 meeting, the Government approved a regulation setting out the conditions for granting this financial support.

Chisinau electrical substation nearing completion: PMs Tofan and Niculescu visit before handover

The team responsible for the works at the Chișinău Electrical Substation—part of the Vulcănești–Chișinău interconnection project—has requested the convening of the acceptance commission. Completing this stage brings the commissioning of the new infrastructure one step closer.

Moldova moves to scrap redundant business permits under reform plan

The Moldovan government drafted a sweeping deregulation package to abolish redundant business permits across multiple sectors, aligning administrative procedures with European Union standards under its national economic growth plan.

Moldova pitches logistics hub to Ukrainian business

Moldovan Prime Minister Vasile Tofan urged over 100 Ukrainian entrepreneurs in Kyiv on Monday to expand production in Moldova to access European Union markets, his office said.

Seven Moldovan town halls raise €5.7M through municipal bonds

Seven Moldovan town halls raised €5.7 million through nine municipal bond issuances between 2021 and 2026, tapping capital markets to modernize local roads and public infrastructure, an economic expert said on Tuesday.

Moldova explores ways to turn waste into business resources

Moldovan authorities, business representatives and environmental experts met in Chisinau for the fourth National Circular Economy Conference to discuss cutting waste, reusing resources and improving business competitiveness.

Moldova eases €100,000 cross-border transfer rules for banks

Moldovan commercial banks can transfer up to €100,000 abroad without central bank authorization starting November 20 under new rules aligning capital flows with European Union standards.

Moldova may cut other spending to fund energy aid

Moldova may cut spending in other areas to finance energy compensation during the 2026–2027 cold season if the government fails to secure additional funding from international partners, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said.

Dorina Baciu named among FAO’s 100 women heroes

The FAO has named Moldovan cheesemaker Dorina Baciu among its 100 Women Heroes, recognizing women around the world who contribute to agrifood systems and rural development.

Moldova plans public sector pay rises of up to 37% in 2027

Moldova plans to raise some public sector salaries by up to 37% from January 1, 2027, Prime Minister Vasile Tofan said, estimating the reform's cost at 3.5 billion to 5.5 billion lei.

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan expects rising electricity prices

Electricity prices in the Republic of Moldova could rise soon. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan acknowledges that tariffs for end consumers are likely to rise, following a request from Energocom to raise the regulated price at which it supplies a portion of the electricity. The head of the government stated that it is too early to determine the exact extent of the increase in utility bills; however, he pointed to estimates from the leadership of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE), which has indicated a potential price hike of approximately 15%.

Energocom seeks 75% electricity price hike; Bills may rise by 15–20%

Electricity bills could rise for consumers in the Republic of Moldova. Energocom has requested an increase in the regulated price at which it supplies electricity, a change that could also affect the tariffs paid by households. According to an economic estimate, prices could increase by 15–20% if the request is approved.