Special working program for institutions managed by Government

As of next week, the employees of the central public administration, such as those of ministries and institutions managed by the Government, will work according to a special program. They will work between 7:30am and 4pm, with a lunch break between 12 noon and 12:30pm. This was decided by the National Extraordinary Commission for Public Health on May 15, IPN reports.

Under the ordinance, the managers of public entities are recommended to organize the activity depending of the specific features and needs and to allow the employees to work further from home if their presence in the office is not necessary for ensuring the functionality of the entity.

The administration of the Customs Service for some of the customs posts will agree shift-based working regimes longer than 12 hours by respecting the length of interruptions in work between shifts.

The National Extraordinary Commission for Public Health, which took over the powers of the Commission for Exceptional Situations, declared a public health emergency for the period between May 16 and June 30. The wearing of masks in public transport, in commercial and closed public areas and in other places became mandatory nationwide. The mask should cover both the mouth and nose. It is also mandatory to avoid crowdedness.

The infections with the novel coronavirus in Moldova now total 5,745. Of those infected, over 2,300 got cured. The death toll from COVID-19 stands at 204.



The Environmental Journalists Association is organizing the event “Old School – New Times”, as part of a grant program, part of the project “Green Justice for a Protected Environment and Sustainable Communities in the Republic of Moldova”, implemented by the EcoContact association /Suhuluceni Village, Telenesti district /at 11:00 AM/.

The seniors from the capital are invited to a new edition of musical performances, held within the framework of the socio-cultural weekend project “Dialogue between generations” (August 1-2) /Public Garden “Stefan cel Mare si Sfant” /at 04:00 PM/.

The open-air exhibition TehAgroFest 2026 continues /Tohatin Commune, outskirts, M14 Road /July 30 – August 1/.

The City Hall of Chisinau is organizing fairs and markets with local products and goods in the sectors of the capital /1-2 August/.

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Special working program for institutions managed by Government

As of next week, the employees of the central public administration, such as those of ministries and institutions managed by the Government, will work according to a special program. They will work between 7:30am and 4pm, with a lunch break between 12 noon and 12:30pm. This was decided by the National Extraordinary Commission for Public Health on May 15, IPN reports.

Under the ordinance, the managers of public entities are recommended to organize the activity depending of the specific features and needs and to allow the employees to work further from home if their presence in the office is not necessary for ensuring the functionality of the entity.

The administration of the Customs Service for some of the customs posts will agree shift-based working regimes longer than 12 hours by respecting the length of interruptions in work between shifts.

The National Extraordinary Commission for Public Health, which took over the powers of the Commission for Exceptional Situations, declared a public health emergency for the period between May 16 and June 30. The wearing of masks in public transport, in commercial and closed public areas and in other places became mandatory nationwide. The mask should cover both the mouth and nose. It is also mandatory to avoid crowdedness.

The infections with the novel coronavirus in Moldova now total 5,745. Of those infected, over 2,300 got cured. The death toll from COVID-19 stands at 204.


The Farmers’ Force Association asserts that the cereal and oilseed sector is going through a deep crisis, exacerbated in the last five months by the rising cost of fuel and fertilizers, the stagnation of wheat prices, and the lack of subsidies. In this context, farmers are asking the Government for a set of urgent measures to prevent the situation from worsening, reports IPN.

According to the association, the price of diesel has increased by approximately 70%, and farmers are facing a fuel shortage that threatens the agricultural work of the summer-autumn season. At the same time, the costs of fertilizers have risen by 35-40%, while the price of wheat on the domestic market remained unchanged in July and fell in the last week by 30-40 cents per kilogram.

The Farmers’ Force asserts that vegetable producers have been left without subsidies this year, and arrears for 2025 have not been paid. The Association claims that the new Agricultural Strategic Program does not provide direct payments for cereal and oilseed crops, while small and medium farmers are affected by the disasters of recent years and the pressure of creditors.

Among the measures requested are maintaining the current VAT rate for agricultural production, reintroducing the licensing of grain and oilseed imports, ensuring diesel stocks for the agricultural campaign, checking the wheat purchase market, and refunding the diesel excise for small and medium farms.

In a response to IPN, the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry stated that the situation in the sector is influenced by internal and external factors, including developments in regional and international markets. The institution maintains that it monitors the situation and analyzes, together with the responsible authorities, any necessary measures.

Regarding the arrears on subsidies, the ministry specifies that these will be gradually paid off, and the new Strategic Program of Agricultural Policy will not allow the accumulation of new debts, payments being made within the limit of available resources.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025