Most electronic government services in Moldova have been restored following cyberattacks
In Moldova, 68 out of 82 online government services have been restored following the October cyberattacks; 14 remain unavailable for now
E-government
A Single Customs Window will be established in Moldova
The Customs Service is preparing to implement the Single Window system
Following the cyber incident, citizens' data in government registries was not compromised; there is no need to replace any documents
Following a recent cyber incident affecting critical national infrastructure, authorities reported the results of their investigations and clarified whether the attack and the resulting temporary service disruptions had affected citizens' data. The agency also explained whether it is necessary to replace documents or delete accounts, and how citizens can request information about their personal data.
Following a cyberattack in Moldova, 21 more government services are temporarily unavailable
Another 21 services remain temporarily unavailable following a cyberattack on Moldova's government digital infrastructure
Moldova will accelerate the digitization of public services to bring them in line with European Union standards
Moldova intends to accelerate the digitization of public services, with a focus on modernizing tax administration, automating processes, and utilizing data. Government officials and business leaders discussed which digital solutions could bring the system closer to European Union standards and transform how taxpayers interact with the government.
Moldova will create a unified digital platform for roads, transport, and parking
Moldova is developing a unified digital platform that will consolidate data on traffic, transportation, roads, and parking into a single service. The initiative is intended to simplify trip planning, improve safety, and lay the groundwork for the country's closer integration into the European digital mobility space.
On October 30, the Tax Service will deactivate existing e-Factura API accounts
On October 30, the State Tax Service will deactivate existing e-Factura API accounts
In Moldova, the operation of a number of government e-services has been temporarily restricted due to cyber incidents
In Moldova, the operation of a number of government e-services has been temporarily restricted following cyber incidents and additional security checks. Some online services are already unavailable or experiencing disruptions, and the relevant agencies promise to restore them once technical procedures are completed and risk assessments are carried out.
Moldova Will Test Digital Voter Identification in Local Elections and in Gagauzia
In Moldova, a new method of voter identification using digital documents will be tested during the upcoming local elections and in Gagauzia. The trial will apply only to the identity verification process at polling stations and may serve as the basis for wider implementation of the technology in future national elections.
Online services for issuing permits have resumed in Moldova following cyberattacks
In Moldova, online services through which businesses process permits and submit applications electronically have been restored following cyberattacks. Authorities are continuing to inspect government infrastructure and strengthen system security; however, some services may still experience intermittent disruptions due to increased traffic and ongoing investigations into the incidents.
In Moldova, 90% of tax services for citizens and businesses have been digitized
In Moldova, 90% of tax services for citizens and businesses have been digitized
The BNM Discussed a New Program and Anti-Inflation Measures with the IMF
On the sidelines of the annual meetings of the IMF and the World Bank, a delegation from the National Bank of Moldova discussed with its partners a new cooperation program, as well as measures to curb inflation and strengthen financial stability. The talks focused on the country's macroeconomic outlook, its vulnerability to external shocks, and next steps in reforms critical to European integration.
Moldova will continue to streamline and digitize customs procedures
Moldova's Customs Service intends to continue simplifying and digitizing procedures to speed up cargo clearance and reduce business costs. In response to requests from business owners, authorities are also discussing solutions regarding problematic fees, agricultural exports, and accelerating the demarcation of state-owned land, where changes to the regulatory framework are long overdue.
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