AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWater Stress in Moldova: The drought is tightening its grip: August 29–September 4 flows on the Dniester, Prut and most small rivers stay far below normal, with multiple “Code” warnings issued as some rivers fall to around 10–15% of the usual September average. River Management Deal: Moldova and Ukraine agreed to keep Dniester flow at 60 m³/s for the next two weeks after Ukraine’s earlier proposal to cut it to 50 m³/s, amid low reservoir levels and supply risks for cities and hydropower. Agri-Climate Response: New Agriculture Minister Eugeniu Osmochescu made “smart agriculture” and irrigation a priority, saying drought years require a rethink of how farmers adapt, alongside EU rule alignment and better-targeted subsidies. EU-Linked Economy Push: New Economy/Digitalization Minister Claudiu Năsui set European integration and reducing red tape for entrepreneurs as top goals. Circular Economy Move: Moldovan firm ABS 2000 opened a glass recycling plant in Romania with an 80,000-ton annual capacity, supported through the NRRP and partners including maib. Cross-Border Emergency Prep: Moldova and Romania ran flood preparedness drills under an EU Interreg program, focusing on coordinated response and shared planning.
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