Moldova Post resumes the dispatch and receipt of letters and parcels to and from Israel

Moldova Post has resumed the dispatch and receipt of postal items to and from Israel, after more than a month since their suspension in the context of the interruption of air traffic to this destination, reports IPN.

According to the company, the dispatch and receipt of all types of postal shipments – letters, parcels, and EMS shipments are resumed.

On March 4, the dispatch and reception of postal items were suspended for Israel and seven other Middle Eastern countries – Iraq, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Jordan, Qatar, and Bahrain. The measure was taken against the backdrop of security risks in the Middle East, intensified by the attack of Israel and the USA on Iran on February 28.



Economic operators and service providers will be required to ensure the accessibility of products and services for people with disabilities, the elderly, and individuals with temporary or permanent functional limitations. The accessibility requirements are contained in a bill voted on in the first reading by Parliament, reports IPN.

The new requirements will target six areas: technology and software programs, e-commerce, financial services, transportation, services provided by public institutions, and emergency communications. The regulations will also apply to electronic communication services, access to audiovisual media services, web pages, mobile applications, and self-service terminals.

Accessibility requirements will also be mandatory for certain products, such as hardware systems, payment terminals, ATMs, and e-book readers. Micro-enterprises that offer services will be exempt from complying with these obligations.

The project, developed by the Ministry of Labor and Social Protection, aims to increase the autonomy and inclusion of people who face access difficulties.

Non-compliance with accessibility requirements will be subject to administrative penalties. The project will be examined in the second reading, and the new rules will come into effect on January 1, 2028, with certain exceptions for products and services.

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Moldova Post resumes the dispatch and receipt of letters and parcels to and from Israel

Moldova Post has resumed the dispatch and receipt of postal items to and from Israel, after more than a month since their suspension in the context of the interruption of air traffic to this destination, reports IPN.

According to the company, the dispatch and receipt of all types of postal shipments – letters, parcels, and EMS shipments are resumed.

On March 4, the dispatch and reception of postal items were suspended for Israel and seven other Middle Eastern countries – Iraq, Saudi Arabia, United Arab Emirates, Lebanon, Jordan, Qatar, and Bahrain. The measure was taken against the backdrop of security risks in the Middle East, intensified by the attack of Israel and the USA on Iran on February 28.


A new section of Muncesti Road has entered the rehabilitation process. The City Hall of Chisinau announces that the milling works on the roadway have begun on the sector between Arca Moldovei Street and Bacioii Noi Street, a stage that precedes the complete modernization of the asphalt surface, reports IPN.

On this section, with an area of approximately 23 thousand square meters, two layers of asphalt concrete are to be applied, the stormwater drainage channels are to be rehabilitated, and the shoulders are to be arranged with crushed stone.

In parallel, on the sector between Arca Moldovei Street and Iuri Gagarin Boulevard, the rehabilitation works using Slurry Seal technology are nearing completion. During this period, the second layer, the wear layer, is being applied, which serves to protect the road surface and extend its service life.

According to the municipality, after the completion of the works, Muncesti Road will have a modernized roadway, with better traffic conditions and an increased level of safety for traffic participants.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025