The European Union and the EIB will continue to finance the modernization of Moldova’s transportation infrastructure and strengthen its transportation links with the EU, which will contribute to a more competitive economy and closer integration with the European space
Moldova has revised the financing terms for its railway infrastructure modernization project, which will reduce costs and improve the efficiency of the funds already raised. The changes affect consulting services for the rehabilitation of one of the key railway sections and are related to the refusal of an additional tranche. However, the full version of the material contains important details about the solution mechanism and its implications for the project.
The EBRD will provide Moldova with approximately 344 million euros to rehabilitate a number of strategically important roads
The bypass road near the village of Slobozia Mare in the Cahul District, built at a cost of 11.1 million euros, has been officially opened to traffic
Moldova is set to deepen cooperation with the Netherlands on regional development, infrastructure, sustainable mobility and the modernization of public services, following talks that also explored new avenues for investment and the exchange of practical experience. The discussions highlighted European local-government models that could support the rollout of similar projects in Moldova.
Moldova is preparing to launch a project designed to strengthen road connectivity with Romania and facilitate the movement of people and goods across the border. At a working meeting, steps to begin design work and coordinate efforts were discussed; however, the full version of the report contains important details regarding the contract terms, financing, and the allocation of construction sections.
The state-owned enterprise "Moldovan Railways" has put into service, for the first time, a freight train operated by a locomotive crew consisting of a single engineer
In Moldova, rail transport will be eligible for co-financing to improve mobility in certain communities, and the Moldovan Railways will receive 300 million lei for the development of the rail sector until its reorganization is complete
Starting in 2028, Moldova will begin assessing the safety of its entire national road network
A tender has been announced in Moldova for the construction of sidewalks along national roads in several regions of the country.
Major repairs on sections of the G109 highway in the Novoanensky District are nearing completion: investment in the project has exceeded 183.3 million lei
Moldova's new government, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, began its work after all members of the Cabinet took the constitutional oath before the country's president and the speaker of parliament on Wednesday morning.
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