The new Customs Code of Moldova will enter into force on January 1, 2024. The parliament adopted a draft law to this end in the second reading on March 3. Under the document, the postponing of the term of entrance into force till January 1, 2024 was needed in order to ensure the continuity of…
22 entrepreneurs will access grants worth up to 2 million lei (100,000 euros) on behalf of the state, in order to optimize the consumption of gas and electric energy through replacing obsolete equipment or by setting alternative energy sources. The grants will be provided within the Upgrading and Energy Efficiency Programme, managed by the Organization…
A loan worth $100 million, provided by the government of Japan to Moldova, is meant for backing the state budget and will be disbursed in a single installment till the end of June. The Finance Ministry made statements to this effect on March 2. Thus, till late May, decision-makers will carry out the necessary procedures…
Finance Ministry’s representatives reported the progress made in the process of implementation of the Association Agreement, as well as about the institution’s priorities at the parliament’s commission for economy, budget and finances. According to the report unveiled, 60% of the European Union’s directives have been fully implemented and 8% have been partially transposed. Attending the…
More than 26,500 disadvantaged families received emergency aid of 4,900 lei as one-off aid for November 2022 – May 2023. According to the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection (MMPS), at this stage, the World Food Program has transferred the payment to 32,057 beneficiaries from the 39,924 selected in the first round, in this sense…
The National Employment Agency (ANOFM) urges employers to declare the vacant jobs, including those for disabled people. According to ANOFM, economic agents can announce the territorial subdivisions for employment, in the area of which they have their legal address or in the area of which there is the job’s address. The informing of the territorial…
The tariff for thermal energy delivered by Termoelectrica will increase by 723 lei for 1 gigacalorie. The decision was taken on February 28 by the National Agency for Energy Regulation (ANRE). Thus, while until now consumers in the capital paid 2,854 lei for 1 gigacalorie, after the tariff change, the price would be 3,577 lei…