AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoEnergy: Energocom bought its first 2 million cubic meters of Ukrainian gas below spot-market prices and is seeking larger volumes before private export access closes on November 30, a test that could help reduce costs. Investment: The government unveiled 19 EU-backed Growth Plan projects across energy, infrastructure, agriculture, education and healthcare. A separate €250 million shopping-centre development near Chișinău adds to the investment pipeline. Agriculture: Parliament extended licensing for cereal and oilseed imports through 2026, while the sector is set to receive €150 million in European Investment Bank financing to modernize agri-food value chains. Infrastructure: Authorities are preparing a tender for an €100 million section of the Chișinău bypass; the planned Ungheni–Chișinău highway is expected to strengthen trade links with the EU. Business Reform: The economy minister is planning a broad overhaul of state-owned companies, including better use of underused assets. EU Accession: Brussels is due to publish Moldova’s 2026 progress assessment and accession roadmaps on November 4, with economic readiness among the priorities.
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