An 18-meter cherry pie, designated a national record at the “Indigenous Product 2026”

Photo source: Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova

An 18-meter long cherry pie has been declared a national record at the national exhibition “Domestic Product 2026”, second edition. The dish was prepared by eight member companies of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, reports IPN.

The President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, Sergiu Harea, stated that the pie represents a symbol of Moldovan traditions and gastronomy, but also of the collaboration between local producers. “It is a symbol of our traditions, gastronomy, and hospitality, but also of the power to grow together. We thank all our partners and those who support local producers. And we are convinced that this is not our last record!” mentioned Sergiu Harea.

Present at the event, the President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, appreciated the work of the local manufacturers, emphasizing the authenticity and taste of the local products. He also noted the talent, work, and passion invested by them in what they do.

The Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Eugeniu Osmochescu, has urged consumers to support domestic production. “We must be proud of what we have at home and of the people who put quality products on our table – farmers and producers from the entire agri-food sector,” the official mentioned.

The event continued with the National Pie Festival, tastings, and culinary demonstrations. At the same time, the “Top Wineries 2026” gala took place, dedicated to the local wine producers.

The national exhibition “Domestic Product”, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, is taking place at Moldexpo and is open until Sunday evening.



Road traffic will be suspended on Sunday evening on Stefan cel Mare si Sfant Boulevard, between Banulescu-Bodoni and Puskin streets. The restrictions will take effect at 06:00 PM and will remain in place until Monday at 12:00 PM, in the context of the Great National Dictation taking place in the Great National Assembly Square on Romanian Language Day, IPN reports.

The capital’s City Hall notes that during this interval, public transport, including trolleybuses and buses, will be rerouted onto adjacent streets.

Additionally, on Monday, road traffic will be suspended on Alexandru cel Bun Street, between Puskin and Banulescu-Bodoni streets, from 05:00 PM to 10:30 PM. This measure is being taken in connection with the organization of events dedicated to Romanian Language Day on Eugen Doga Pedestrian Street.

Also on Monday, between 05:00 PM and 11:50 PM, traffic will be suspended with the exception of public transport on a section of Grigore Vieru Boulevard, between Ierusalim and Puskin streets.

Drivers are urged to comply with the instructions of traffic officers, to demonstrate patience and discipline in traffic, and to respect the Road Traffic Regulations.

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An 18-meter cherry pie, designated a national record at the “Indigenous Product 2026”

Photo source: Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova

An 18-meter long cherry pie has been declared a national record at the national exhibition “Domestic Product 2026”, second edition. The dish was prepared by eight member companies of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, reports IPN.

The President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, Sergiu Harea, stated that the pie represents a symbol of Moldovan traditions and gastronomy, but also of the collaboration between local producers. “It is a symbol of our traditions, gastronomy, and hospitality, but also of the power to grow together. We thank all our partners and those who support local producers. And we are convinced that this is not our last record!” mentioned Sergiu Harea.

Present at the event, the President of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, appreciated the work of the local manufacturers, emphasizing the authenticity and taste of the local products. He also noted the talent, work, and passion invested by them in what they do.

The Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry, Eugeniu Osmochescu, has urged consumers to support domestic production. “We must be proud of what we have at home and of the people who put quality products on our table – farmers and producers from the entire agri-food sector,” the official mentioned.

The event continued with the National Pie Festival, tastings, and culinary demonstrations. At the same time, the “Top Wineries 2026” gala took place, dedicated to the local wine producers.

The national exhibition “Domestic Product”, organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, is taking place at Moldexpo and is open until Sunday evening.


The 12th edition of the Romanian Film Days will take place in Chisinau from September 17th to 20th. The program includes national premieres, films awarded at international festivals, as well as meetings with directors and actors. The screenings will take place at Cineplex Loteanu and Cinema Odeon, and admission is free, reports IPN.

This year’s edition is dedicated to the actor and director Valeriu Andriuta, originally from the Republic of Moldova. The festival will open with “The Circle”, a Romanian-Moldovan co-production written and directed by Andriuta and entirely filmed in Moldova. After the screening, there will be a discussion with the director, producer Iulia Andriuta, and members of the team. From Valeriu Andriuțtas filmography, “Beyond the Hills” and “Love 1. Dog” will also be presented.

The program also includes four recent Romanian films, premiered in the Republic of Moldova. Among these are “Rock Paper Scissors”, the latest feature film by director Adrian Sitaru, “Y”, the feature film debut of Maria Popistașu and Alexandru Baciu, and “Milk Teeth”, directed by Mihai Mincan. Also premiered will be “Sorella di Clausura”, the most recent feature film by director Ivana Mladenović. The new films will be screened with English subtitles.

The Days of Romanian Cinema will continue in ten other cities in the Republic of Moldova. From September 17 to October 10, the screenings will reach Hancesti, Nisporeni, Calarasi, Straseni, Cimislia, Ungheni, Floresti, Sangerei, Balti, and Cahul.

At Cineplex Loteanu, zero-value tickets must be reserved in advance at the cinema’s box office. At Cinema Odeon, access will be granted on a first-come, first-served basis.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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