Moldova will receive 170.5 million euros for two major healthcare projects
With support from the EU and international partners, Moldova plans to implement two major healthcare projects with a total cost of 170.5 million euros
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Moldova intends to develop medical tourism as a promising economic sector
In Moldova, discussions are underway regarding measures to accelerate the development of medical tourism as one of the economy's new drivers. Authorities and industry representatives addressed issues that will determine the influx of foreign patients, investment, and the expansion of private healthcare services, as well as the removal of administrative barriers.
In Moldova, residential electricity rates rose by 23.65% over the past year
In Moldova, rates for a number of key services changed significantly in September, particularly in the utilities sector: some rates remained unchanged, while others saw a sharp monthly increase. New statistical data also show mixed trends for electricity, gas, heating, transportation, and healthcare services—the full version of this article compiles all the important details and comparisons.
Exports of medical services in Moldova have increased 3.4-fold over the past five years
In recent years, the export of medical services has accelerated significantly in Moldova, and the topic of its further growth became one of the key issues at a specialized forum held as part of Moldova Business Week 2026. Participants discussed how investments in infrastructure, technology, and service quality can simultaneously support the modernization of the healthcare system and enhance its economic impact.
The Moldova Health Economy Forum Will Discuss Investments and Exports in the Healthcare Sector
As part of Moldova Business Week, a forum dedicated to investment and export potential in the healthcare sector will be held in Moldova. Participants from government agencies, the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as investors and international experts, will discuss the industry's prospects, including the development of clinics, drug manufacturing, and new financing avenues.
Electricity rates for residents of Moldova rose by 23.65% over the past year
Over the past year, rates for a number of key services in Moldova have changed significantly: this has had the greatest impact on electricity, transportation, and certain utility bills. New inflation data show how the cost of basic services changed in August and which items, conversely, became cheaper on a year-over-year basis.
In Moldova, there are proposals to launch mobile pharmacies and vending machines for selling medicine
Moldova is discussing a major overhaul of pharmaceutical market regulations that could change how medications are accessed in rural areas and expand the range of services offered by pharmacies. The draft law provides for new service models, additional regulatory requirements, and specific support measures for market participants; however, the final details may still be adjusted based on the results of consultations.
In Moldova, student scholarships have increased by 40% since September 2026
In Moldova, scholarships for undergraduate students have increased by at least 40% since September, and the amount of the Category I academic scholarship is now 1,905 lei per month instead of 1,360 lei (+40.07%)
A contract worth 2 million euros has been signed to improve the energy efficiency of Unit No. 2 at the Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery
A contract worth approximately 2 million euros for work to improve the energy efficiency of Building No. 2 at the Institute of Neurology and Neurosurgery has been signed with a consortium consisting of QUANTIS ECO (Moldova) and SC Antramicons (Romania)
In Moldova, free preventive health screenings are available to all citizens, regardless of whether they have health insurance
Moldova's health authorities are reminding residents that a range of preventive screenings is available free of charge, including for people without insurance, as long as they are registered with a family doctor. The campaign highlights several age-based and risk-based checks aimed at detecting serious conditions early, with additional details on who can access them and how often they are offered.
There are job openings in the healthcare sector with salaries of up to 30,000 lei per month
In Moldova, the advertised salary for certain medical positions reaches 30,000 lei per month
Moldova modernizes 10 hospitals to cut energy use and save millions annually
In Moldova, 10 hospitals are being modernized to improve energy efficiency; their energy consumption will be reduced by 41%, resulting in savings of approximately 2.8 million euros per year
Revenues for mandatory health insurance funds rose by more than 8 percent during the first seven months of 2026
Revenues for the mandatory health insurance funds rose significantly over the first seven months of 2026, with insurance premiums and revenues from other sources accounting for the bulk of the increase. At the same time, the system's expenditures exceeded its revenues, and a significant portion of the funds was allocated to pay for medical and pharmaceutical services—the full version of this article presents the key revenue items and expenditure trends.
Exports of services became one of the main sources of economic growth in Moldova in 2025
Exports of services became one of the key drivers of Moldova's economy in 2025: according to the Investment Agency, several sectors saw a significant increase in exports to foreign markets. Authorities attribute this to the expansion of the export base and the development of high-value-added segments; details on the most dynamic sectors and their role in the economy will be provided in the full version of this article.
Moldova will introduce new rules for assessing water quality at swimming areas
Moldova is introducing new rules for monitoring water quality at swimming areas, and each such area will be assessed and classified into one of four categories
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