Some 63% of Ukrainian exports were directed to the EU countries from January to October, with most of them reaching the central and eastern regions, Ukraine’s Entrepreneurship and Export Promotion Office said in a post on Facebook. “In the first ten months of 2022, 63% of all Ukrainian exports were directed to the EU countries,…
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili on November 28 said the public employment programme for the country’s socially vulnerable individuals had given jobs to about 30,000 people since March. Speaking about the programme – launched on his initiative last year – at the weekly government meeting, the PM said the country’s Health Ministry registry still included…
The State Administration of Roads (ASD) announced that sector II of the R6 Chisinau-Orhei-Balti road, rehabilitated according to European standards, was put into operation, after a reception committee noted that the works were being carried out and at a high level of quality, according to the execution project. The works, executed by a company from…
Commercial banks in Georgia loaned GEL 43.24 billion ($15.87 billion) and received deposits of GEL 42.31 billion ($15.53 billion) in October, the latest data from the National Bank of Georgia showed. The volume of loans increased by 0.04% MoM in October, while the number of deposits increased by 0.58%. Last month, the sum of deposits…
The Lithuanian government on November 28 dismissed Mantas Staskevicius from his job as director of the country’s State Food and Veterinary Service (VMVT) amid corruption suspicions. “There’s probably nothing much to discuss here. Mr. Staskevicius is being dismissed from his post as of today,” Prime Minister Ingrida Simonyte told the cabinet. A week ago, Simonyte…
Parliament Speaker Igor Grosu and Prime Minister of Lithuania Ingrida Simonyte, on a working visit to Chisinau, at a meeting have discussed the subject on measures of enhancing Moldova’s resilience, the parliament’s communication and public relations department has reported. The discussions were focused on the concrete actions undertaken by the authorities, in order to diminish…
More than eight out of ten people in Lithuania think that the situation in the country is getting worse, according to a survey conducted by Baltijos Tyrimai for LRT. The survey, conducted in late October and early November, found 84% of the respondents pessimistic about how things were going in the country, while 15% thought…