AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoAgriculture: Farmers are urging the government to extend grain and oilseed import licensing through year-end, warning that Black Sea export bottlenecks are depressing Ukrainian prices and could undercut Moldovan growers after the current rules expire on October 31. Energy: Moldova plans to discuss long-term gas purchases from Ukraine, which could lower transport costs; potential export volumes are about 500 million cubic metres. The government will also continue winter energy compensation, potentially reaching more households as prices rise. Dairy: Milk output has nearly tripled in five years to 64,000 tonnes, but domestic production still covers only about 60% of demand. The government wants more investment in efficient farms and local processing. Investment and logistics: President Maia Sandu urged U.S. companies to invest in energy, infrastructure, technology and logistics, while U.S. funding is supporting the Strășeni–Gutinaș power line. Moldova’s railway plans a 15% freight-tariff increase from November 1.
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