The EBRD will allocate an additional 28 million euros to develop solid waste management infrastructure in the regions as part of the "Solid Waste in Moldova" project
Plans are underway to build the first multimodal station in Ungheni, which will integrate rail and road transportation. The initiative is part of a broader discussion on transportation connectivity and local development, which also addressed issues such as infrastructure management, the distribution of authority, and the financing of road projects.
In Moldova, with support from the EBRD, a 23.71-kilometer section of the M1 national highway, located in the Ialoveni District, will be repaired
With EU support, Moldova will implement a number of infrastructure projects to improve cross-border connections and facilitate the transport of goods and passengers
Since the launch of the preferential lending program in the agricultural sector, hundreds of Moldovan agricultural enterprises have received support, and the total amount of financing has already approached a significant milestone. Funds were most actively directed toward farm modernization and post-harvest processing; the full version of this article provides details on the structure of investments, regional distribution, and program terms.
Railway sector reform is continuing in Moldova, with the aim of changing the model for managing infrastructure and transportation and creating a more business-friendly environment. Authorities and representatives of the business community discussed what steps still need to be taken to complete the reorganization and what changes might affect rates, service quality, and market development.
In Moldova, the number of building permits for residential and non-residential buildings declined during the first nine months of 2026, although trends varied significantly by segment and region. The National Bureau of Statistics has recorded changes in both urban and rural areas, as well as in specific regions where trends in residential and non-residential construction diverged.
IDIS Viitorul has proposed to the authorities an alternative model for administrative-territorial reform, which calls for abandoning the expanded district system in favor of three large regions. The institute believes that such an approach could shift the balance of local governance and affect regions' access to European funding; however, the proposals still contain issues that require separate resolution.
On October 29, the government will present the "Building Moldova" strategic investment projects as part of Moldova's Economic Growth Plan
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.
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