Moldova becomes eligible for EU grants in the field of employment and social inclusion

Moldova becomes eligible to participate, under the same conditions as EU Member States, in projects financed under the “Employment and Social Innovation” component – EaSI of the European Social Fund Plus. According to the document, organizations and institutions in the country will be able to obtain European grants to reduce unemployment, support vulnerable groups and improve working conditions, IPN reports.

The new framework for participation has been set out in a regulation approved by the cabinet of ministers, which defines the eligibility conditions, forms of funding and areas eligible for support. The program’s priorities include workforce mobility, the development of social services and the promotion of innovation in public policies.

“It is a project that helps us to increase care for vulnerable groups in society”, Prime Minister Dorin Recean told the Cabinet of Ministers meeting.

EaSI is a European program with a total budget of €762 million for the period 2021-2027. Moldova’s participation was made possible on the basis of the agreement signed in May 2024 in Brussels and subsequently ratified by the Parliament. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection will be responsible for project coordination and communication with European authorities.



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 becomes eligible for EU grants in the field of employment and social inclusion

Moldova becomes eligible to participate, under the same conditions as EU Member States, in projects financed under the “Employment and Social Innovation” component – EaSI of the European Social Fund Plus. According to the document, organizations and institutions in the country will be able to obtain European grants to reduce unemployment, support vulnerable groups and improve working conditions, IPN reports.

The new framework for participation has been set out in a regulation approved by the cabinet of ministers, which defines the eligibility conditions, forms of funding and areas eligible for support. The program’s priorities include workforce mobility, the development of social services and the promotion of innovation in public policies.

“It is a project that helps us to increase care for vulnerable groups in society”, Prime Minister Dorin Recean told the Cabinet of Ministers meeting.

EaSI is a European program with a total budget of €762 million for the period 2021-2027. Moldova’s participation was made possible on the basis of the agreement signed in May 2024 in Brussels and subsequently ratified by the Parliament. The Ministry of Labor and Social Protection will be responsible for project coordination and communication with European authorities.


A new drone was shot down Saturday morning in Romanian airspace. The Romanian president, Nicusor Dan, announced that the device was intercepted about 10 kilometers west of the town of Sfantu Gheorghe in the Danube Delta and was shot down by a Romanian pilot aboard an F-16 plane, reports IPN.

The Ministry of National Defense of Romania specified that at 08:22, the radar systems detected an unauthorized intrusion into the national airspace by a drone flying in the border area with Ukraine. Two F-16 Fighting Falcon aircraft of the Romanian Air Force, serving in the Air Police combat service, intercepted the target and applied identification and neutralization procedures.

The Romanian authorities specify that the drone was safely shot down in an unpopulated area near the border, and the MApN teams are set to inspect the impact zone. The Ministry announces that it continuously monitors the situation in the airspace and maintains contact with allied structures.

The incident takes place a day after another drone was intercepted by the Romanian Air Forces. On Friday, an aerial target detected about 20 kilometers east of Sulina was shot down by an F-16 plane in the area of Padina, Buzau County.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025