AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoWater Crisis: Moldova says the Novodnestrovsk Reservoir has dropped to 111.5 meters as inflow stays far below releases, with drought risks pushing authorities to coordinate with Ukraine to protect Dniester water supply and agriculture. Biodiversity & Land Use: Moldsilva approved the 2026–2027 hunting calendar, setting quotas and strict rules (including limits on hunting methods and firearm controls) aimed at keeping wildlife populations stable. Transnistria & Environment-Linked Stability: Moldova’s PM met the new OSCE Mission head, Christopher Smith, stressing peaceful reintegration and “concrete measures” to bring the two Dniester banks closer—an approach tied to trust and everyday living conditions. EU & Governance: Moldova’s EU path is also being advanced through talks on opening remaining accession negotiation clusters, with Lithuania urging faster progress. Global Climate Conflict Watch: A new analysis warns climate-driven pressure on food, water, and farmland could fuel future instability where institutions are weak. Fisheries: FAO marked the 10th anniversary of the Port State Measures Agreement and welcomed Moldova’s accession, targeting illegal fishing through port controls.
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