AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoSearch & Rescue: Police in Ungheni are still looking for a missing nine-year-old boy believed to have been swept away by strong currents in the Prut after he left home on his scooter, with a crisis cell coordinating the operation and authorities urging the public to rely only on official updates. New Government Agenda: Prime Minister Vasile Tofan’s cabinet is now in motion after being sworn in, with priorities including relaunching growth, accelerating EU integration, cutting “business tourism” and abusive inspections, and tackling “shameless” salary practices; the activity programme was published in the Official Journal. EU Accession Blocked: Hungary again refused to approve EU enlargement “clusters” 2 and 3 for Ukraine and Moldova, pushing the next attempt to September 1. Energy Security: Moldova’s PM warned of a security crisis after separatist Transnistria cut off Russian gas supplies, closed factories, restricted heating and imposed rolling power blackouts. Social Policy: Maternity allowance rules were updated so the benefit no longer depends on parents’ marital status. Economy & Work: Moldova’s minimum wage is set to rise gradually to 10,000 lei by 2030, and the government plans to optimize the public sector and speed up major infrastructure projects.
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