AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoDrought Watch: Moldova’s rivers are running low again. The Meteorology and Environmental Monitoring Authority warns that during Aug 29–Sep 4 flows on the Dniester, Prut and most smaller rivers stay far below normal, with some stretches at just 10–15% of the usual September average and multiple alerts (Code Orange on the Dniester; Code Red on several tributaries). Water Management: Moldova and Ukraine agreed to keep Dniester flow at 60 m³/s for the next two weeks, after earlier proposals to cut it further; the decision matters for water supply to Chisinau and for the Novodnistrovsk reservoir and power operations. Agri-Climate Policy: New Agriculture Minister Eugeniu Osmochescu says smart farming and irrigation are now urgent priorities as drought reshapes farming plans, alongside EU rule alignment and better-targeted subsidies. Circular Economy: ABS 2000 opened a glass recycling plant in Romania, backed by the Romanian Environmental Fund Administration and maib, boosting recycling capacity and secondary raw materials. Governance & EU: New ministers Claudiu Năsui (economy/digital) and Osmochescu (agriculture) were sworn in, with EU integration and a more efficient state at the top of their mandates.
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