The Moldovan Parliament passed the draft of a new Investment Law on first reading, which will provide local and foreign investors with clearer and more predictable operating conditions in line with EU standards, as well as new incentives for strategic investment projects
Moldova's fiscal and regulatory agenda is moving quickly, with the government revising the 2026 budget framework, tightening rules in key sectors and advancing several major investment and infrastructure decisions. The day's briefing also points to notable developments in banking, agriculture and energy that could shape market expectations in the weeks ahead.
The Moldovan Parliament is preparing to consider a new investment law, which is intended to bring the rules for investors into line with EU standards and create more predictable conditions for investment. The bill also calls for changes in the approach to supporting priority sectors, protecting investors, and managing large-scale projects, which could have a significant impact on the country's investment climate.
A new mechanism for registering service providers in public procurement will take effect in Moldova starting in 2027: the authorities have approved the procedure for companies to voluntarily be included in a special list, as well as the rules for maintaining it. The initiative is designed to simplify the search for providers of ancillary procurement services, without changing the conditions for participation in tenders or giving registered participants an advantage in the selection process.
Moldova plans to reconstruct the section of the M3 highway: Chisinau-Comrat-Giurgiulești-the Romanian border, from km 7.35 to km 44.35
Moldova's Customs Service will purchase a video surveillance system with body-worn cameras for 4.17 million lei
The Moldovan Parliament has been convened for an extraordinary session to be held from August 20 to 26, 2026.
Moldova is accelerating its preparations for integration into the Single European Market and is launching a strategic project with the EU that will help align its institutional and regulatory frameworks with European standards and strengthen the authorities' capacity to enforce Single Market rules
The fleet of the capital city's municipal enterprise Autosalubritate has been expanded with three new IVECO specialty vehicles with a total value of 14.97 million lei
Moldova is preparing to change its customs operating hours, which should simplify customs clearance for businesses and make services available every day, including weekends. Authorities promise greater flexibility for entrepreneurs and no additional fees during extended hours; details on the implementation plan will be provided later.
Approximately 87.9 million lei are planned to be allocated for the development of a feasibility study for the construction of the Moldovan section of the A8 Ungheni–Chisinau–Odessa highway
The General Directorate for Capital Construction of the Municipality of Chisinau has announced its fourth tender for the renovation of the capital's city hall building
Moldova is preparing a reform of the postal sector that is intended to bring the industry in line with EU standards while also changing the rules governing support for the national operator. The authorities also intend to review their approach to compensating for social obligations, controlling rates, and regulating the rapidly growing parcel market, where the balance of power is already shifting noticeably.
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