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
AmCham Moldova has urged faster investment in the infrastructure needed to support the integration of renewable energy, saying the issue is becoming increasingly important for business competitiveness and long-term planning. The chamber also pointed to several broader priorities for the sector, including regulatory predictability and the development of a more functional energy market, as discussions with the Energy Ministry continue.
The Ministry of Economic Development and a specialized institute have agreed to expand their cooperation in order to strengthen their capacity to attract and utilize EU funds. This involves not only new forms of cooperation but also the development of local expertise that could influence the implementation of future projects at the national and local levels.
Moldova’s parliament has backed, in first reading, a package of amendments that would tighten criminal liability for legal entities and change how responsibility is handled after corporate reorganizations. The draft also introduces new sanctions and broader grounds for liability in several serious offenses, with the final wording still to be reviewed in the second reading.
Moldova to recognize professional qualifications for doctors and pharmacists obtained in the EU
If the European Commission issues a positive assessment in September, Moldova will receive a new tranche of 157 million euros under the Growth Plan
Central banks and policy experts will gather in Chisinau for a conference focused on the policy mix needed to support European convergence, with discussions set to cover fiscal discipline, monetary stability and the challenges of faster integration. The event will also provide a forum for research presentations and debate on how candidate economies can balance reform, investment needs and price predictability in a changing regional environment.
The United Kingdom remains among Moldova’s leading foreign investors, with capital increasingly concentrated in a key segment of the economy. A recent study also points to a broader shift in bilateral ties, highlighting a more stable legal framework for trade and new opportunities for Moldovan exporters in a major European market.
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.
The European Union will allocate 1.9 billion euros to Moldova under the Growth Plan, of which 1.5 billion euros is budgetary support in the form of a soft loan, and 520 million euros is an EU grant, with €135 million consisting of guarantees to banks to mitigate risks associated with investments in the private sector.
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.
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Moldova has been shortlisted for the 2026 Wanderlust Travel Magazine Awards—one of the most prestigious travel competitions in the United Kingdom
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