AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoEnergy Infrastructure: Moldova is fast-tracking the 400-kV Strășeni–Gutinaș power line, backed by $130 million in US funding and targeted for completion in 2032. The country now has nearly 243 MWh of energy storage, with strong investor interest in new wind-and-storage projects. Agriculture: A €130 million EBRD- and EU-backed project will modernize irrigation for about 6,900 hectares. EU Funding: Brussels is sending Moldova €157 million after 18 reforms were completed; authorities say 40 more are planned for the second half of the year. Moldova has also been invited to present its positions on EU accession clusters covering the internal market and competitiveness. Trade: Fifteen Moldovan firms are showcasing apples, grapes and plums at Madrid’s Fruit Attraction trade fair to seek buyers and new export ties. Payments: In its first year in SEPA, Moldova’s businesses and residents saved about €16.4 million on cross-border euro transfers. Investment: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan urged European companies to invest, citing EU integration and opportunities in infrastructure, agriculture and regional projects.
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