DECREE | First meeting of new Parliament set for October 22

The new Parliament session will be held on October 22, beginning at 10:00 a.m. President Maia Sandu signed the decree on October 17. During this first session, the elected deputies will elect the governing and working bodies of the Parliament and start the procedures for appointing a new Government.

First session of new Parliament on October 22: government vows reforms, opposition promises vigilance

The first meeting of the new Parliament is scheduled for October 22. Adrian Lebedinschi, a representative of the Patriotic Electoral Bloc of Socialists, Communists, Heart, and Future of Moldova (BEP), confirmed this date during the show "In Context" on Moldova 1 TV. He emphasized that his party is prepared to take an active role in the opposition while assuring that they have no intentions of causing any destabilization.

Moldovan farm converts waste into biogas and green electricity

The Republic of Moldova has substantial potential for waste-to-energy initiatives, and some companies are already proving that sustainability can be profitable. For example, a livestock farm in the country converts waste from animal husbandry into biogas daily, generating clean energy while minimizing its environmental impact.

Maia Sandu: Left bank must prepare for crisis; Government will act based on energy developments

The new government is set to begin its work in the middle of the cold season, facing significant challenges in preparing for winter and addressing potential energy crises. President Maia Sandu informed Rlive.md that state institutions have been working in recent months to ensure energy stability. However, the situation on the left bank of the Nistru remains uncertain.

Call of Life: How Alexandru Munteanu agreed to take on the role of Prime Minister

The Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) candidate for prime minister, Alexandru Munteanu, confirmed that he had discussed the proposal to form the new government with both President Maia Sandu and the incumbent Prime Minister, Dorin Recean, before accepting it. The economist states that he did not set any conditions in exchange for accepting the position, and his priority is to form a professional and integrity team, which will continue the reforms and relaunch the country's economy.

Young people use cultural vouchers for shows, films, and books

Since the beginning of this year, over five thousand young people have benefited from the "Cultural Voucher" program. This program offers a non-refundable digital ticket valued at one thousand lei, which provides young individuals with access to concerts, theater performances, film screenings, and the purchase of books.

Moldova will modernize e-procurement system with World Bank support

A team from the World Bank has concluded its support mission for the project titled "Public Procurement Efficiency and Value for Money in the Republic of Moldova." This mission took place on Friday, October 17, and is financed through the Multi-Donor Trust Fund called "Moldova - Growth, Resilience, and Opportunities for Well-Being" (M-GROW).

“The new Prime Minister is the right person for the government team”, Maia Sandu

President Maia Sandu emphasized the need for someone to revitalize the economy of the Republic of Moldova and attract investments, especially in light of the ongoing conflict on the border. She shared these insights during a broadcast on Rlive.md, explaining her decision to appoint Alexandru Munteanu as the new prime minister. The decision followed internal consultations within the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS) after Dorin Recean announced that he no longer wished to continue in his role. According to Maia Sandu, it was agreed that the new prime minister must possess a strong economic background to effectively manage the current challenges.

European Commission welcomes 40 banks from Moldova, Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia joining SEPA

The European Commission announced on Thursday, October 16, that 40 banks from the Republic of Moldova, Albania, Montenegro, and North Macedonia have officially joined the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA).

ASP updates schedule: online services unavailable from October 20

Citizens will not be able to submit online applications for civil status services from October 20 to November 4. The Public Services Agency announced this temporary suspension in preparation for the launch of the new "Civil Status Acts" information system on November 3.

45% rise in entry bans: Over 8,500 travelers denied access to Moldova in 2025

In 2025, the number of individuals banned from entering the Republic of Moldova has significantly increased. In the first nine months of this year, the Border Police refused entry to 8,578 people, marking a rise of approximately 45% compared to the same period last year. This group includes not only foreign nationals but also citizens of the Republic of Moldova who were turned away at the border.

Moldovagaz resumes gas deliveries to left bank of Nistru at previous volumes

Natural gas deliveries to the left bank of the Nistru will resume on October 17, in the volumes contracted to meet the needs of all consumer categories. This announcement was made by Vadim Ceban, the interim president of Moldovagaz, the company responsible for supplying gas to the Transnistrian region.