Moldova will expand cooperation with the Council of Europe Development Bank for infrastructure projects
Moldova intends to expand its cooperation with the Council of Europe Development Bank to implement infrastructure projects in various sectors
Moldova intends to expand its cooperation with the Council of Europe Development Bank to implement infrastructure projects in various sectors
Moldova is preparing to update the rules for investigating accidents and incidents involving various modes of transportation: Parliament has already approved the relevant bill on its first reading. The bill is intended to strengthen the independence of the relevant agency, more clearly separate technical investigations from legal proceedings, and introduce new approaches to the publication of safety findings and recommendations.
Moldova has joined an international mechanism that will simplify the recognition and enforcement of court decisions in civil and commercial disputes abroad. This is expected to change the way cross-border cases are handled and to affect the conditions for businesses, investors, and citizens involved in international proceedings.
The Moldovan Parliament has been convened for an extraordinary session to be held from August 20 to 26, 2026.
Three Moldovan banks have continued repaying emergency loans to the National Bank, while also recovering additional funds through debt collection, asset sales and other proceedings. The latest data show that the overall repayment and recovery process remains active, with the breakdown by bank and funding source revealing important shifts in the pace of asset recovery.
Moldova’s parliament has backed in first reading a bill that would overhaul the rules for state compensation in cases of unlawful actions during criminal and administrative proceedings. The initiative is designed to create a clearer and more predictable framework for claims, while also aligning the country’s legal system with EU accession requirements and European human rights case law.
In Moldova, the composition of the Investigative Commission tasked with reviewing the activities of certain state-owned enterprises has been changed
Moldova has approved new measures to digitize the judicial system, and more procedures will be conducted electronically
The President of Moldova has outlined a broad range of economic and institutional priorities for the new government, focused on accelerating reforms, improving the business environment, and making more effective use of external financing.
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