The 25th National Wine Day will take place in Moldova on October 3–4, with a dress code announced by the organizers that is inspired by the color palette of Moldovan wine
Moldova's latest business and policy roundup points to stronger budget collections, shifting energy costs and a still-wide trade imbalance, while the government is moving on tax, regulatory and investment measures that could affect businesses in several sectors. Upcoming decisions on rail reform, renewable energy permits and the heating season, along with fresh data releases and international economic talks, are set to keep markets watching closely.
Moldova has become one of the world's largest wine producers, securing a spot in the top 20 based on last year's results. Industry statistics note that the country also secured a prominent position in the European rankings, and the full version of the article provides details on the global list and Moldova's standing within it.
In Moldova, a portfolio of state-owned agricultural plots has been put up for auction, with plans to lease them for a five-year term. The auction covers land in various regions of the country and in Chisinau, and the terms of participation and starting prices for the lots may vary significantly.
In Moldova, a draft guideline has been released for public comment, intended to streamline the authorization process for energy infrastructure initiatives of strategic importance. The agency expects that the new document will make the procedure clearer for market participants and speed up coordination between project developers, government agencies, and other stakeholders.
Moldova is drafting new regulations governing market access for tractors and other agricultural and forestry equipment: registration and commissioning will now require type approval and a declaration of conformity. The initiative has already passed its first reading, but questions are being raised in parliament about exactly how the oversight system will work and whether it will lead to an increased burden on the used equipment market.
In Moldova, the labor force (the economically active population aged 15–89) totaled 926,900 people in the second quarter of 2026, an increase of 2.5% compared with the first quarter
A new phase of the state program for home appliance vouchers (EcoVoucher), funded by the European Union, has begun in Moldova
Another 150 families in Moldova have replaced their old home appliances with new, energy-efficient ones as part of the latest phase of the EcoVoucher government program
Moldova has announced its intention to boost trade with the United States and attract new American investment to the country, focusing on energy, infrastructure, and technology. Amid discussions on energy security and joint projects, the latest data on bilateral trade also remains on the agenda, revealing significant changes in the structure of trade between the two countries.
New regulations governing the provision of state aid to finance investment risks have taken effect in Moldova. The document specifies the circumstances under which such support may be considered compatible with competition, as well as how the relevant schemes will be evaluated, monitored, and reported on.
The price of natural gas on the European exchange reached 74.35 euros per MWh on September 2, continuing the upward trend of recent days — Energocom
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