Taraclia Cultural Festival celebrates unity in diversity

Taraclia, a city known for its diverse population, hosted a cultural festival this weekend, bringing together dozens of folklore groups from Moldova and neighbouring countries.

Opaci and Zaim villages get centralized sewage system

The villages of Opaci and Zaim in the Causeni district will be connected to the sewage network. This new system will replace the septic tanks currently used in households, which are both costly and environmentally unfriendly. The construction of the sewage networks requires a significant investment. Local authorities have received funding from the state budget to support this project.

Hădărăuți Jam Festival: unexpected tastes and forgotten recipes

New flavors and old recipes came together at the Jam Festival, held in the village of Hădărăuți, Ocnița district. Housewives from the north of the country impressed visitors with jam made from hot peppers, pumpkin, and even garlic.

EU invests in the safety of the Republic of Moldova: the rescue unit in Tomai, modernized

Improving working conditions for firefighters at the Tomai Rescue Unit in Ceadir-Lunga is underway. This station, along with nine others in the Republic of Moldova, is undergoing renovations funded by the European Union. The repair work includes replacing windows, modernizing heating systems, and upgrading rest areas.

Five Moldovan villages go “smart” with EU help

Five localities in the Republic of Moldova will be transformed into smart villages due to an investment of over 21 million lei from the European Union. One of these localities is the commune of Sipoteni, in Călărași district. The area will receive drinking water through the installation of four filtration stations, as well as smart public lighting. Additionally, four modern transport waiting stations will be created, equipped with panels that display real-time information.

Aid granted for road repairs in six villages hit by torrential rains

The government has allocated nearly three million lei to address the aftermath of the severe weather experienced in May and June. This funding will be distributed to six municipalities in the Râșcani, Hâncești, Strășeni, and Orhei districts. The heavy rainfall caused significant damage to public roads, and the mayors stated that without the support of the central authorities, they would not have been able to undertake the necessary repairs.

Moldova irrigation system gets €67m boost for drought-hit farmers

A major irrigation system in central Moldova is set for a significant upgrade. The Criulenii de Sus centralised irrigation system's existing facilities are functional but operate at a low capacity due to outdated infrastructure.

Over 300 jobs available at the Comrat Fair

An opportunities fair was organized in Comrat, where employers presented interesting job offers and competitive salaries for residents in the southern region of the country. According to the National Employment Agency, there are currently over 300 job vacancies available in the Gagauzia Autonomous Region.

40 km to south border will be modernized in 3 years

A new road improvement project is set to enhance access to the southern border of the country. Over the next three years, a 40-kilometer section of road will be rehabilitated. This road runs through the city of Cantemir and five other localities in the Cantemir and Cahul districts. The renovations will facilitate a faster connection to the Giurgiulesti border crossing and the European transport corridors.

Gagauzia: A 1990 proclamation and its lasting legacy

On August 19, 1990, a group of local deputies from southern Moldova met in the city of Comrat. The gathering took place as the Soviet Union was in the final stages of its collapse and the Moldavian Soviet Socialist Republic was experiencing a period of national revival. At the congress, they proclaimed the "Gagauz Republic."

Family returning from abroad grows blackberries, raspberries, and hazelnuts in northern Moldova

In the village of Pârlița, Fălești district, agricultural producers are facing challenges due to the lack of irrigation systems and ongoing drought. However, some local initiatives demonstrate that well-planned investments can yield positive results even in difficult circumstances. One such example is a family that returned to the village after spending several years abroad and decided to invest in agriculture. They established plantations of blackberries, raspberries, and hazelnuts—crops that are relatively uncommon in the northern part of the country.

Soroca Fortress sees more visits from Moldovans abroad

During this time, the Soroca Fortress attracts increasing numbers of visitors. Many of these visitors are Moldovans living abroad who bring friends and relatives to share the beauty and history of this medieval gem.