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Localities that have voluntarily merged their administrations will have easier access to funds aimed at developing infrastructure and improving public services. The Government has approved amendments to the Methodology for voluntary amalgamation, establishing clear rules for the ... mai mult
The Register of monuments protected by state will be updated to ensure more accurate records of cultural heritage, clarify the legal status of properties, and facilitate their use and development. The Government approved today a draft decision providing for the correction and completion of information about existing monuments, the inclusion of new sites, and the removal of erroneous records.The update is necessary because the Register, approved in 1993, contains incomplete or outdated information that does not always reflect the current situation.Seven newly identified… mai mult
The Government approved the list of 14 candidates for the President’s Scholarship for 2026–2027 academic year. The list includes 10 students from higher education institutions and 4 pupils from post-secondary technical vocational education institutions who distinguished themselves through outstanding academic results and involvement in scientific and extracurricular activities.The young people represent educational institutions from Chișinău, Bălți and Cahul and are pursuing studies in fields such as medicine, engineering, pedagogy, economics, law, arts and information… mai mult
The Government has approved the draft law on reforming the unified public sector pay system. The new law aims to eliminate pay inequalities, increase base salaries, and remunerate employees according to the complexity and responsibility of their positions. The reform will cover approximately 172,000 public sector employees, whose salaries are expected to increase by an average of 15.7%.The reform is necessary because, over the years, the pay system has accumulated numerous derogations and exceptions that have created significant differences between employees’ incomes.… mai mult
Prime Minister Vasile Tofan has participated in the 31st session of the Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (COP31), held in Antalya, Turkey. In his speech, the PM referred to the impact of climate change on Moldova, progress in developing renewable energy and the need to strengthen international cooperation to address environmental challenges.The prime minister drew attention to the vulnerability of Moldova’s water resources, which were affected this year both by pollution of the Dniester River caused by a Russian attack… mai mult

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