Munteanu Cabinet seen by experts as a guarantee of stability; European leaders welcome the new government in Chisinau

The Munteanu Government is viewed by experts as a means of ensuring political continuity, with a team that has the potential to provide stability and balance. Inaugurated on Saturday, the new executive, led by Alexandru Munteanu, retains half of the ministers from the Recean Cabinet but promises a new, more pragmatic approach focused on the economy and strengthening institutions. Political analysts note that expectations are high, particularly regarding economic growth. Additionally, the inauguration of the Munteanu Government has been positively received by European and regional leaders.

Waste management infrastructure recognized as a project of national public utility

The "Solid Waste in the Republic of Moldova" project is making significant progress toward implementation. The preliminary research commission, responsible for declaring public utility projects of national interest, has recently decided that the creation of waste management infrastructure can be recognized as works of public utility at the national level, as announced by the Ministry of Environment.

Libraries embrace digital education: "Having a CODE Kids club is truly extraordinary"

Children in the Republic of Moldova have the opportunity to explore modern technologies right in their libraries. Robotics and programming clubs operate in 34 locations across the country, where young people passionate about science and technology can learn to build robots and develop IT projects. The activities, offered free of charge through the CODE Kids program, help them enhance their creativity, critical thinking, and digital skills.

PM Munteanu will visit Romania and Brussels: new ministers target investments and 100,000 new jobs

Alexandru Munteanu, the newly appointed Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, will embark on his first official visits to Bucharest and Brussels following his inauguration. He also plans to restart dialogue with the United States. The objectives of the Munteanu Cabinet include fostering economic growth, attracting investments, finalizing the budget for 2026, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, assisting 100,000 individuals in finding jobs, and constructing a new philharmonic hall.

New Government sworn in. Maia Sandu: “Courageous steps are needed to boost the economy”

The members of the new Government of the Republic of Moldova, who received the vote of confidence from Parliament on October 31, took the oath of office at the Presidency on November 1. The ceremony was attended by President Maia Sandu and Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu.

Government pledges €4 billion in investments. Experts explain how the funds can be secured

The new government promises to attract significant investments totaling four billion euros, including contributions from the diaspora. Economic expert Marin Gospodarenco suggests that this is achievable by providing guarantees from European institutions. Additionally, he mentioned on the "Zi de Zi" show on Radio Moldova that creating simple, secure platforms could further help attract these financial resources.

Tiraspol residents benefit from educational and counseling services at a new center

Tatiana Yascova, an entrepreneur, established a social enterprise in Tiraspol to help individuals develop their skills in eight key areas. The center provides modern training programs in fields such as web design, graphic design, interior design, project management, and artificial intelligence.

National Radio Day in Moldova: Radio Moldova Director — “We keep up with the times”

On Saturday, November 1, the Republic of Moldova celebrates National Radio Day, as announced in a 2023 government decision. This day was established at the initiative of the "Teleradio-Moldova" Company to correct historical perceptions and acknowledge the vital contribution of radio to the country’s culture and identity.

Oana Țoiu on Moldovans with Romanian citizenship left without ID cards: "Other institutions are authorized to respond"

Romania's Foreign Minister, Oana Țoiu, commented for the first time in an interview with Radio Free Europe on the detention of hundreds of Romanian identity cards belonging to Moldovans with dual citizenship. These detentions were made under suspicion that these individuals had declared fictitious domiciles in Romania.

Eight PAS MPs resign their seats, five join Munteanu’s Government

On Friday, October 31, Parliament acknowledged the resignation of several deputies from the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) who relinquished their mandates after joining the Cabinet of Ministers headed by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.

The new Government will take the oath of office on Saturday, November 1

The new Cabinet of Ministers will take the oath of office on Saturday, November 1, at 10:00 a.m. The inauguration ceremony will be held at the Presidency.

National Police receive €1.3 million in cybersecurity equipment from Germany

The National Police has acquired advanced cybersecurity equipment to safeguard its internal and operational communication systems. This donation, valued at 1.355 million euros, is part of the project "Strengthening the capacities of cooperation with the subdivisions of the Ministry of Internal Affairs." This project is being implemented by the German Federal Police and is funded by the Government of the Federal Republic of Germany.