Students in the north of the country explore science through experiments with EU support

Students at the "Mihail Sadoveanu" Theoretical Lyceum in Ocnița are excited to come to school. Full of enthusiasm, they eagerly anticipate their chemistry and biology classes, where they conduct various experiments. The laboratories they work in resemble the ones they admired on TV as children. This engaging learning environment is made possible through a project funded by the European Union (EU).

Criuleni: Students of Cruglic Lyceum launch school radio

Students at Theoretical Lyceum in the village of Cruglic, located in the Criuleni district, have launched their own school radio station. They create and broadcast a variety of shows, audio spots, and podcasts focused on their institution's life. This initiative, titled "Radio Lyceum FM: The voice that unites us," was developed through the Upshift social program, which is supported by UNICEF and implemented in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Research of the Republic of Moldova.

Orhei hospital launches regional cancer treatment center

Cancer patients in the Orhei region no longer need to travel to the capital, Chisinau, for chemotherapy. The Orhei District Hospital has officially integrated specialized oncology treatments into its medical services.

Aqueduct for Moscovei village: Over 10 million lei investment via European Village Program

Residents of the village of Moscovei in the Cahul district will soon have access to drinking water directly in their homes, thanks to the completion of an infrastructure project under the National Program "European Village." The investment, estimated at over 10 million lei, includes the construction of aqueduct networks, two water towers, an artesian well, and the connection of hundreds of households and public institutions.

Transnistria gas supply in peril

Transnistria’s decades-long reliance on virtually free Russian energy is growing increasingly unsustainable. Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration Valeriu Chiveri warned that while the breakaway region is not facing immediate economic collapse, its opaque supply model is nearing a critical end.

Teacher Ion Croitoru’s house, now a museum, is a cultural landmark in Ghiduleni

The house of Ion Croitoru, a boyar and teacher, has been transformed into a museum, becoming a new cultural landmark for the village of Ghiduleni in the Rezina district. Beginning in October 2025, this building, once home to Croitoru—who tragically died in a Siberian gulag—will host a museum dedicated to ethnography and local history. This initiative is the brainchild of history teacher Ion Tudose, whose vision has received strong support from the entire community. Local residents contributed to the museum's setup by donating objects that reflect the village's heritage and traditions.

Bardar attracts visitors with its colorful tulips and daffodils

Every spring, the town of Bardar transforms into a real fairy tale, attracting hundreds of visitors. The "Nuferi Bardar" farm opens its doors to the public, showcasing an impressive natural spectacle filled with color and fragrance. Spanning about half a hectare, the farm grows around 150 varieties of tulips and nearly 50 varieties of daffodils. Many visitors come to admire the stunning scenery, while others leave with bouquets of flowers, taking a piece of this vibrant display home with them.

“Let’s read together” promotes reading and Gagauz traditions in kindergartens

There are kindergartens in the Gagauz autonomy where children learn their native language, along with Russian and Romanian. The young learners engage with poems, listen to stories, and explore their cultural roots. During the month, the "Let's read together" campaign is being held in preschool educational institutions, promoting both a love for reading and Gagauz traditions.

Cioc-Maidan’s Culture House was modernized through the “European Village” Program

Residents of the village of Cioc-Maidan in southern Moldova will soon enjoy a modernized House of Culture, thanks to two projects financed under the National Program "European Village," editions I and II. The state budget has allocated over 7 million lei for these investments, and the work is more than 70 percent complete.

Gălești village upgrades local infrastructure

The village of Gălești in Moldova's Strășeni district is undergoing a major transformation, benefiting its 2,800 residents. Three government-funded local development projects are upgrading educational facilities, street lighting, and road networks.

Moldovan village wastewater plant remains idle six years after €153,000 investment

A wastewater treatment plant in Cioburciu, Ștefan Vodă, remains non-functional six years after its scheduled completion. Despite an investment of approximately €153,000 (3M MDL), legal disputes between contractors have left the facility dormant since experimental trials in 2020.

Foreign language school in Dubăsari, opened with the support of the European Union

A foreign language school was established in Dubasari with the support of the European Union, providing children and young people the opportunity to learn English. The initiative was inspired by a native of Dubasari, who, after gaining experience teaching in schools and kindergartens in Chisinau, sought to offer those on the left bank of the Nistru the chance to study a foreign language.