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.
A new digital service has been launched in Moldova that allows companies to submit applications for permits related to trade in strategic goods remotely and track the status of their applications online. The agency notes that the system affects a sensitive segment of foreign economic activity, where decisions are made through a special procedure and with the participation of a specialized commission.
Moldova is preparing a phased change to the tax regime for a number of goods imported into Transnistria: in the first phase, the new rules will apply to a limited list of products, and the list will then be expanded. The authorities hope to gradually level the playing field for businesses and reduce existing exemptions; however, the details of the reform and its implications for the market will only become clear once the full text of the draft is available.
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.
Investment in the construction of a new access road to the "Ungheni-Business" Free Economic Zone totals 22.1 million lei
An economic mission to Austria will take place on September 8–10 as part of the meeting of the Moldovan-Austrian Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation
In Moldova, starting August 10, retailers are required to indicate the country of origin of food products on price tags
Moldova and Bulgaria intend to expand trade and investment, strengthen cooperation in the field of energy security, implement joint projects, and make greater use of the opportunities offered by the Vertical Gas Corridor
A Chinese manufacturer of heavy equipment and trucks is considering launching an assembly project in Moldova. The parties have agreed to continue their discussions, and company representatives plan to visit the country to assess the investment climate and potential partners.
The 5th "Moldova Presents" exhibition will take place from September 18 to 20 in Baia Mare, in the Romanian county of Maramureș
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In July, the State Tax Service stepped up oversight in a number of budget-sensitive sectors: following hundreds of operational audits, violations were identified in more than half of the cases. The heaviest penalties were imposed on the retail and services sectors, as well as on specific segments where problems with payments, documentation, and income reporting are most frequently observed
Moldova's companies will be prohibited from destroying unsold clothing, accessories, and footwear, and effective solutions will be developed for the reuse, separate collection, and sustainable management of textile waste
China has signaled support for expanding access for Moldovan farm goods to its market, while also backing closer cooperation in tourism and other areas of bilateral ties. The talks also covered steps that could ease trade flows and open the way for new projects, including initiatives linked to energy and public-sector equipment.
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