A section of the road in Anenii Noi has undergone major repairs

Photo source: AND

The major repair works of a nine-kilometer road sector have begun in the Anenii Noi district. The section starts from the exit of the Cobusca Noua locality and crosses the Cobusca Veche and Floresti localities. As part of the project, the road foundation will be rehabilitated and subsequently asphalted, reports IPN.

According to the National Road Administration, the contractor has already set up the construction site and is carrying out profiling work, installing curbs, and cleaning culverts. The damaged ones will be replaced with new ones.

The project envisages the construction of 11 bridges and the repair of another 12. The ditches will be reinforced with concrete over a length of more than 1.2 kilometers. Sidewalks for pedestrians will be arranged over a length of 2.4 kilometers, as well as three waiting stations. Also, access roads to the side roads and courtyards will be arranged.

“This is a significant road sector, benefiting over 11 thousand residents. We will monitor the progress of the work and the proper implementation of the project, respecting the quality requirements and the established deadline,” stated the general director of AND, Stefan Popa.

At the same time, the institution mentions that for increasing traffic safety, 934 meters of metal railing, 381 guideposts, and 162 road signs will be installed, and the road marking will be applied over an area of more than 3,600 square meters. The contract value exceeds 122 million lei, funds allocated from the Road Fund. The works are to be completed within two years.



Press release

Executives from 17 major European telecommunications companies have pushed back against proposed tighter EU rules affecting suppliers classified as high risk. Euronews reported on the position, citing an open letter published by Connect Europe.

The signatories include senior executives from Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, TIM, Swisscom, Telenor, KPN and other major operators.

The industry representatives warn that broad equipment-replacement requirements could generate up to €40 billion in additional costs. They argue that such spending could reduce the amount of capital available for investment in fibre networks, 5G and future 6G infrastructure.

The operators are calling for a proportionate, risk-based approach that takes into account alternative mitigation measures, the technical role of equipment in the network and existing investment cycles.

The proposed EU framework is still under discussion at European level.

The issue is also relevant to Moldova. On 31 July, the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation announced the initiation of a draft law on measures to ensure the security of public 5G networks, linking the initiative to Moldova’s EU accession commitments and alignment with the EU 5G Cybersecurity Toolbox.

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases—not the IPN news agency—bear sole responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content submitted for publication and/or distribution.

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A section of the road in Anenii Noi has undergone major repairs

Photo source: AND

The major repair works of a nine-kilometer road sector have begun in the Anenii Noi district. The section starts from the exit of the Cobusca Noua locality and crosses the Cobusca Veche and Floresti localities. As part of the project, the road foundation will be rehabilitated and subsequently asphalted, reports IPN.

According to the National Road Administration, the contractor has already set up the construction site and is carrying out profiling work, installing curbs, and cleaning culverts. The damaged ones will be replaced with new ones.

The project envisages the construction of 11 bridges and the repair of another 12. The ditches will be reinforced with concrete over a length of more than 1.2 kilometers. Sidewalks for pedestrians will be arranged over a length of 2.4 kilometers, as well as three waiting stations. Also, access roads to the side roads and courtyards will be arranged.

“This is a significant road sector, benefiting over 11 thousand residents. We will monitor the progress of the work and the proper implementation of the project, respecting the quality requirements and the established deadline,” stated the general director of AND, Stefan Popa.

At the same time, the institution mentions that for increasing traffic safety, 934 meters of metal railing, 381 guideposts, and 162 road signs will be installed, and the road marking will be applied over an area of more than 3,600 square meters. The contract value exceeds 122 million lei, funds allocated from the Road Fund. The works are to be completed within two years.


Press release

Executives from 17 major European telecommunications companies have pushed back against proposed tighter EU rules affecting suppliers classified as high risk. Euronews reported on the position, citing an open letter published by Connect Europe.

The signatories include senior executives from Orange, Deutsche Telekom, Telefónica, TIM, Swisscom, Telenor, KPN and other major operators.

The industry representatives warn that broad equipment-replacement requirements could generate up to €40 billion in additional costs. They argue that such spending could reduce the amount of capital available for investment in fibre networks, 5G and future 6G infrastructure.

The operators are calling for a proportionate, risk-based approach that takes into account alternative mitigation measures, the technical role of equipment in the network and existing investment cycles.

The proposed EU framework is still under discussion at European level.

The issue is also relevant to Moldova. On 31 July, the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation announced the initiation of a draft law on measures to ensure the security of public 5G networks, linking the initiative to Moldova’s EU accession commitments and alignment with the EU 5G Cybersecurity Toolbox.

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases—not the IPN news agency—bear sole responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content submitted for publication and/or distribution.

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