As much as 67.1% of the exports and 50.1% of the imports made by the companies from the Transnistrian region have European Union member states as destination and origin respectively. According to the Reintegration Policies Bureau, in 2022, the export from the region to EU countries accounted for 67.1%, up by 10.2% YoY. At the…
Moldova continues to make reforms in the energy sector, to diversify natural gas and electricity supply sources, but it still needs the EU support to find affordable alternatives, Prime Minister Natalia Gavriliya has said in Brussels at a meeting with European Commissioner for Energy Kadri Simson, the government’s communication and protocol department has reported. “With…
A project backed by Switzerland and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has launched a contest for the selection of three micro-regions beneficiaries of foreign support. The full file on participation will be sent by electronic means not later than February 23. The Resilient and Inclusive Markets in Moldova (PRIM) project supports local communities, so…
About $25 million will be invested this year in the livestock sector in Moldova, to increase the resilience of milk production farms, to improve the conditions of animal maintenance, as well as to equip the farms with specialized equipment and software. This will be a part of the total amount of $55 million, offered by…
Moldovan wines are exported to over 70 countries of the world, and the wine sector has a share of 3% of the country’s Gross Domestic Product and 8% of exports. The figures were presented at the Wine Sectoral Conference – EU and Eastern Partnership Cooperation within wine sector: sector’s attractiveness and market opportunities, organized in…
A photovoltaic power station has been constructed in the Busila village, western Ungheni district, which will provide energy to the water supply station from this settlement. The project was implemented within the European Village national programme. The station has a capacity of 80 kW, enough for the provision of the water supply station, from which…
Thresholds for low-value public procurement contracts have been increased, following the impact of recent inflation. Parliament voted on February 2 amendments to the Law on public procurement in the second reading. Thus, the thresholds for public procurement are increased by 50%. As a result, for contracts for the purchase of goods and services the amount…