AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoHousehold Energy: More than 3,300 Moldovan families used EU-backed vouchers to replace old appliances with energy-efficient refrigerators and washing machines, with support covering up to 70% of the cost. Freight Costs: Moldova’s railway will raise freight tariffs by 15% from November 1, citing higher fuel costs; grain shipments will remain a priority. Investment: President Maia Sandu urged U.S. companies to invest in Moldova’s energy, infrastructure, technology and logistics sectors, highlighting the country’s potential role in Ukraine’s reconstruction. EU Funding: The European Commission released €157 million under Moldova’s Growth Plan, despite two reform targets going unmet. Trade and Pay: Moldova’s trade with Turkey reached $638.7 million, while unions and employers agreed to raise the minimum wage to 7,600 lei in 2027.
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