Moldovan automated mill turns grain into high-value export flour

In Grinăuți, a village in northern Moldova, entrepreneur Ruslan Ioxa has launched an automated flour mill designed to process up to 80 tonnes of wheat daily.

Drone footage captures rare humpback whale birth

Nature photographer Alexander Forrest, 20, was tracking the annual humpback whale migration when he inadvertently captured an exceedingly rare marine event.

Moldovan museum conservators restore ancient Cucuteni artifacts

Inside the laboratories of the National Museum of History of Moldova, specialist conservators are restoring damaged heritage items through a meticulous process blending history, science, and fine craftsmanship.

Moldova IT Park survey shows 78% AI adoption rate

Nearly 78% of companies operating within Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP) have integrated artificial intelligence into their daily workflows, according to a survey of almost 2,800 businesses conducted between April and May.

From 2,000 birds to EU export ambitions: The story of Moldova's first turkey farm

The Valuta family established the first turkey farm in the Republic of Moldova during the pandemic and now aims to expand by exporting to the European Union market.

Regional energy market under pressure: Energocom urges responsible electricity use during peak hours

S.A. "Energocom" announces that it fully meets the electricity needs of consumers in the Republic of Moldova, despite pressures on regional markets caused by the state of alert declared in Romania due to reduced energy production.

Cyberattack targets Education Ministry website

On August 1, the website of the Ministry of Education and Research (MEC) experienced a cyberattack that resulted in unauthorized alterations to its source code. The MEC has reported that the incident redirected users to external websites and partially disrupted the functionality of certain pages on the site.

Tofan invites Romanian investors to Moldova: "Many underestimate its potential"

The Republic of Moldova aims to attract more Romanian investment and position itself as a platform for businesses targeting both the European Union market and Ukraine's reconstruction. Prime Minister Vasile Tofan shared this vision in an interview with Ziarul Financiar during his first official visit to Bucharest. He called on Romanian entrepreneurs to invest in the Republic of Moldova, emphasizing that it serves as an "export platform" and is still an underappreciated market.

Government may establish a Moldovan-Turkish college in Comrat named after Erdogan

Young people from Gagauzia will have the opportunity to study information technologies, electronics, and electromechanics at home. The government plans to vote on August 5 to establish a Moldovan-Turkish college in Comrat, named after the current President of Turkey, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. This institution will be created based on the cooperation agreement signed between Moldova and Ankara in the area of vocational and technical education.

Igor Grosu on public sector salaries: "We must correct the imbalances"

Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu stated in an interview with Moldpres that discussions regarding exaggerated salaries in the public sector and the need to address imbalances in the system should be carefully considered. He emphasized that these discussions must not negatively impact areas where the state directly competes with the private sector.

Cahul invests over 43 million lei to modernize public lighting

Cahul municipality has, for the first time, implemented a modern public lighting system that now covers the entire area. This follows the completion and official inauguration of the largest street lighting project, which was financed by the Government of the Republic of Moldova through the National Fund for Regional and Local Development (FNDRL).

Archaeological discovery: fortified site found at Gura Bâcului on the Nistru

A large fortified settlement was discovered near Gura Bâcului, as revealed by research conducted by the National Archaeological Agency. This finding, made during excavations at a tumular necropolis from the Second Iron Age, enhances the archaeological map of the Lower Nistru microzone and provides new insights into the living conditions and fortification systems of the Early Middle Ages.