With support from the EBRD, a Center for Continuous Learning has been established in Moldova for employees of the National Road Administration to improve project management and build a modern, safe road infrastructure for the country's citizens
Moldova is discussing with Ireland new opportunities to expand economic cooperation and attract investment in a number of promising sectors. The meeting also addressed issues related to support for European integration, the opening of an Irish diplomatic mission in Chisinau, and the country's role in regional projects related to Ukraine's reconstruction.
This fall, Moldova will launch its first pilot grant program aimed at constructing passive houses and reducing energy losses in the residential sector. The initiative is being implemented through the Energy Efficiency Fund with international support and could send an important signal to the construction and energy-efficient technology markets.
The Moldovan government will focus on addressing systemic issues and barriers affecting the business environment and economic activity—Vasile Tofan
Moldova is drafting new regulations that will take a stricter approach to structures built in violation of design documentation and building codes. The document also changes the oversight procedures and may speed up the response of regulatory agencies to identified violations, which will affect participants in the real estate and construction markets.
"Moldova Railways" announced a contract for the design and construction of the Iasi–Ungheni railway line reconstruction project, which will be electrified
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan presented a concept for deregulation and the simplification of inspections, which will be developed into draft laws and government resolutions
The Moldovan government has revised the mechanism for managing the resources of the fund that finances the development of the regulatory framework for the construction industry. The decision is expected to accelerate the implementation of relevant programs and strengthen the institutional framework of the industry, where new projects and updates to documents critical to the market are anticipated in the near future.
Living conditions, well-being, and infrastructure in Moldova have improved, but indicators for some economic sectors have not reached pre-independence levels over the past 35 years—Veaceslav Ioniţă
In Chisinau, as part of the government's "European Courtyard" program, 30 of the 88 projects included in the program's first phase have been completed
Moldova has simplified the rules for installing solar panels, heat pumps, and energy storage systems: administrative procedures and documentation requirements have been streamlined for a number of projects. Authorities expect that these changes will accelerate investments in renewable energy and infrastructure modernization, although restrictions and approval requirements remain in place for certain areas and facilities.
Moldova has wrapped up a new batch of regional development projects aimed at improving local infrastructure and public services. The completed works covered road repairs, street lighting, and water supply upgrades, affecting tens of thousands of residents and a range of public and business users.
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
A leading Chinese building materials producer has signaled interest in expanding manufacturing in Moldova, in a move that could support the country's push to strengthen domestic output and cut reliance on imports. The discussions point to potential new investment in several construction-related product lines, with a visit to Moldova now expected to advance the dialogue and assess the market opportunity.
A plan for a new technology and innovation center has been unveiled in Moldova; it has the potential to become one of the country's largest hubs for attracting investment. The project calls not only for the creation of infrastructure for business and research, but also for large-scale changes in transportation accessibility and the urban environment, although some key details are still being worked out.
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