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’s parliament has backed in first reading a bill that would overhaul the rules for state compensation in cases of unlawful actions during criminal and administrative proceedings. The initiative is designed to create a clearer and more predictable framework for claims, while also aligning the country’s legal system with EU accession requirements and European human rights case law.
Moldova will be integrated into the European system for the recognition of professional qualifications
Businesses under tax compliance monitoring have shown a notable improvement in both reported revenue and budget contributions, according to the State Tax Service. The agency says the program will continue, with further oversight and advisory measures expected as authorities keep tracking compliance trends across several sectors.
Moldovan law enforcement has thwarted a planned kidnapping case involving a local businessman, with investigators saying the scheme was coordinated from behind bars. The probe has uncovered a wider network of suspects, prison-linked communications and preparations that suggest the plot was more advanced than initially appeared.
The e-Governance Agency has introduced new software components that will accelerate the digitization of government services
Moldovan schools are set to receive a new package of equipment aimed at strengthening hands-on learning in science, robotics, and digital design. The initiative, backed by an international education project, will expand classroom and lab capabilities with tools that support experiments, programming, and prototype development.
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.
In Moldova, the composition of the Investigative Commission tasked with reviewing the activities of certain state-owned enterprises has been changed
State cultural institutions have begun accepting applications for the placement of young professionals: financial support is available for graduates of relevant educational institutions upon their first employment. The agency has also published a list of job openings and reminded applicants of the application deadlines, which may be important for those planning to start a career in the industry this year.
Serious violations in the management of assets, personnel, and finances have been uncovered at a state-owned enterprise responsible for critical infrastructure. Dozens of searches have already been conducted as part of the investigation, and several people have been detained; investigators are examining the possible involvement of other officials and the extent of the damage.
Moldova and Germany have simplified the mutual recognition of official documents
Tatyana Nistorica has been relieved of her duties as State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture, and Andrei Romanchenko has been relieved of his duties as State Secretary of the Ministry of Health
Alexander Gasnash, the Moldovan president’s health advisor, who was appointed head of the Ministry of Health, was introduced to the ministry’s staff
Moldova has approved new measures to digitize the judicial system, and more procedures will be conducted electronically
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