Honey price in Moldova hit its lowest level in 20 years

Honey producers in the Republic of Moldova are facing a serious challenge. Due to low export prices, a large quantity of honey is remaining unsold in the country. Additionally, honey consumption among citizens has significantly decreased, making it difficult to sell even on the domestic market.

World Congress of Vine and Wine opened in Chisinau: “A recognition of the journey of our producers”

From June 16 to 20, hundreds of experts, researchers, winegrowers, oenologists, and policymakers from over 50 member countries will gather for the World Congress of Vine and Wine, taking place for the first time in the Republic of Moldova. According to participants, the organization of this event in Chisinau reflects the ongoing efforts of local authorities and, in particular, winemakers who have worked for years to position our country on the global map of wine production.

Avoid penalties — pay your real estate and land tax by June 30

Residents and peasant households in the Republic of Moldova are encouraged to pay their real estate and land taxes for 2025 by June 30 of this year. Penalties will be imposed for each day that the payment is delayed after this date.

Chisinau becomes the "world wine capital" for five days during major international exhibition

More than 300 winemakers, researchers, oenologists, and policymakers from 51 member countries of the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV) will gather in Chisinau for the World Congress of Vine and Wine, which will take place from June 16 to 20 and is being hosted in the Republic of Moldova for the first time.

Moldova and Romania expand scrap iron export by rail

Moldova and Romania plan to leverage railway infrastructure to export scrap iron, moving away from the current exclusive reliance on road transport.

Moldova strengthens energy independence but growth stays slow

The Republic of Moldova has bolstered its resilience and is no longer reliant on Russia for energy resources. However, economic growth prospects remain constrained due to systemic risks and insufficient investment, according to finance expert Eugen Ghilețchi.

Investing in Moldova: Capital market set for major upgrades

Moldova's capital market is poised for a significant transformation, aiming to become a safe, transparent, and attractive mechanism for investors.

Mărculești International Airport set for modernization

The Mărculești International Airport is set to undergo modernization and receive essential infrastructure upgrades. This will enable the airport to handle both national and international passenger flights and cargo flights. The government approved a draft law to facilitate these improvements on Thursday.

46th World Vine and Wine Congress in Chișinău: historic moment for Moldovan wine industry

The World Congress of Vine and Wine will be held for the first time in the Republic of Moldova from June 16 to 20. This event is regarded as the most significant international gathering dedicated to the wine sector. Organized annually by the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV), this year marks its 46th edition. The Congress will bring together experts, researchers, winegrowers, oenologists, producers, and policymakers from 51 member countries to discuss the future of the wine industry.

Dozens of companies received grants from the Government and development partners

Eighty companies from the Republic of Moldova were awarded grants totalling approximately 22 million lei, which will lead to investments exceeding 42 million lei in the economy. These funds will be used to purchase high-performance equipment and to digitize work processes. As a result, businesses will become more competitive, and new, well-paying jobs will be created. The financial support is provided by the Government and the European Union through the Organization for the Development of Entrepreneurship (ODA).

In May, Moldova paid an average of 137 euros for imported electricity

In May, SA Energocom acquired approximately 318 thousand MWh of electricity from both domestic and foreign sources at a weighted average price of €106.60 per MWh. Around 72% of this energy was imported, while just over 27% was sourced from domestic producers.

NBM data: City residents prefer cards, villagers choose cash

Young people and urban residents tend to prefer card payments, while those living in villages usually opt for cash. In the first quarter of this year, there were over 2.2 million active bank cards, which is an increase of 300,000 compared to the same period last year.