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Citizens will pay less for gas as of February 23. ANRE's decision was published in the Official Gazette

Citizens will pay by 3 lei and 60 bani less for a cubic meter of natural gas as of today, February 23. The decision of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) was published in the Official Gazette.

According to the ANRE decision of February 21, household consumers will pay a rate of 13.39 lei, excluding VAT.

We remind you that the decision was taken after at the end of January "Moldovagaz" submitted to ANRE a request regarding the reduction of the average tariff for the supply of natural gas to final consumers.

According to the Minister of Energy, Victor Parlicov, with the reduction of the natural gas tariff, the prices of electricity and thermal energy produced by the country's Thermal Power Plants could also decrease.

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The Republic of Moldova joins the Protocol amending the Agreement establishing the OIV
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The Republic of Moldova joins the Protocol amending the Agreement establishing the OIV

The Republic of Moldova is set to join the Protocol amending the Agreement establishing the International Organization of Vine and Wine (OIV). This decision was approved by a vote of 78 deputies in two readings.

EU accession negotiations // The Republic of Moldova completed the screening of the group of chapters from Cluster 1 "Fundamental Values"
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EU accession negotiations // The Republic of Moldova completed the screening of the group of chapters from Cluster 1 "Fundamental Values"

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120 schools in the country will receive funding from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development
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120 schools in the country will receive funding from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development

A total of 120 schools in the country will receive funding from the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development. Each school will receive $36,000 to enhance their facilities, which will be used to equip high-performance laboratories, upgrade IT systems or software, and provide teacher training. Educational institutions can access this funding through the "Improving the Quality of Education" Project, said Nadejda Velișco, the Secretary of State from the Ministry of Education, during a recent plenary session in Parliament.