Government Approves Fiscal Plan, Gas Concerns Emerge
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The Moldovan government, led by Prime Minister Vasile Tofan, has officially approved the draft fiscal policy for 2027, aiming to simplify tax and customs legislation. This forward-looking economic decision will now be sent to Parliament for consideration.
Amidst these economic plans, concerns are rising over potential increases in gas tariffs, with a PAS party deputy discussing possible compensation measures for citizens during winter. Additionally, over 10,000 consumers in Moldova are slated to experience planned gas supply disruptions for a five-day period.
Further developments include the Superior Council of Magistracy holding a session to assess candidates for vacant judge positions at the Supreme Court of Justice and the Center Court of Appeal. In diplomatic news, President Maia Sandu received letters of accreditation for nine new ambassadors representing the Republic of Moldova.