AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoTransnistria-Labor Integration: Moldova’s reintegration bureau says 23,029 people living in Transnistria were officially employed on the right bank in the first half of 2026, with over 72% working in Chișinău. EU-Police Cooperation: The government approved a draft law to speed up exchange of police data with European states under the Prüm II framework, covering fingerprints, DNA profiles, vehicles, and missing persons. Energy Governance: Moldelectrica will be reorganized into a joint-stock company with 100% state capital, aimed at clearer governance and European Energy Community alignment, without privatization. Ukraine Grain Transit: Moldova and Ukraine are discussing a temporary 50% rail freight discount for large volumes to the Constanța port, as Kyiv seeks safer land routes amid Black Sea attacks. Cross-Border Disaster Prevention: Romania and Moldova launched a EUR 1.5 million INTERREG NEXT project to buy emergency response vehicles and install monitoring and early-warning systems. Diplomacy After Drone Crash: Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi said Moldova recalled its ambassador to Moscow for consultations after the Crocmaz drone incident, calling it a standard step tied to citizen safety. Infrastructure Watch: Ungheni bridge works reached 55% progress, with metal deck installation underway on both sides. Public Safety: Border Police issued hunting-season recommendations, stressing permits, safe transport of firearms, and distance rules near the border and populated areas.
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