Moldova has proposed that the EIB explore the possibility of establishing an investment fund to support agricultural projects and economic development
Moldova is preparing a public-private dialogue on railway reform, where key issues related to the modernization of the industry, business access to services, and further integration into the European network will be discussed. The focus will also be on changes in the operations of the relevant state-owned enterprise, tariff policy, and the challenges companies face in transportation.
The net profit of the state-owned enterprise "Moldovan Railways" for the first nine months of 2026 amounted to 22.7 million lei, compared with a loss of 320 million lei in 2024 (about 85 million lei in 2025)
Moldova is introducing new rules for the transfer of government investments to local governments and homeowners' associations
The Moldovan government has approved a program for the development of electric mobility through 2030, which calls for a significant expansion of the charging infrastructure and new regulations governing its operation. The document also sets targets for increasing the share of electric vehicles in the vehicle fleet and reducing emissions, with an emphasis on making charging stations accessible not only in the capital but also in the regions.
The EU and UNDP have launched an innovative financing initiative to help local authorities in Moldova identify new financing opportunities
Moldova's Ministry of Agriculture has changed its approach to ensuring access to financial resources for all participants in the agricultural sector, with a particular focus on women and young people, and is also focusing on investment projects that yield tangible results for the economy.
In Moldova, repairs have been completed on four sections of road totaling approximately 22 km along the R3 highway connecting Chișinău, Hîncești, Cimișlia, Basarabeasca, and the Ukrainian border; the total cost of the work amounted to 132.6 million lei.
The government has presented a draft of Moldova's new administrative-territorial structure, which calls for the creation of 273 municipalities and three regions—North, Central, and South
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan called on European companies to invest in Moldova and take advantage of the opportunities presented by the process of European integration
France will fund a new phase of support for intermunicipal cooperation in Moldova, which is intended to help local authorities better coordinate development and improve the quality of public services. The project, implemented in partnership with UNDP, includes the introduction of a common planning methodology, a digital tool for data exchange, and the adaptation of international best practices to local conditions.
Moldova's authorities are moving to speed up a broad package of investment projects under the country's Economic Growth Plan, with a focus on infrastructure, energy, agriculture, education and public services. Officials also reviewed projects already in preparation, signaling that the next phase will be critical for meeting deadlines and delivering visible economic results.
Moldova has unveiled an updated concept for administrative reform, which calls for significant changes to the local governance system and a redistribution of powers among levels of government. Government officials maintain that the new model should ensure that services remain accessible to the public while reducing administrative costs and placing greater emphasis on regional development and infrastructure projects.
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