Higher revenues in the state budget

The Customs Service reports increases of about 5% in revenues in November. Thus, the revenues from this period amounted to over 2.1 billion lei, with over 94 million lei more compared to the same month last year. At the same time, in the first 11 months of this year, the Customs Service collected over 20.1 billion lei to the state budget.

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01 Dec. 2020 / 11:24

Alexandru Savva, proposed to the Parliament for the position of deputy governor of the NBM

Alexandru Savva's candidacy will be proposed to the plenary of the Parliament for approval as Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Moldova (NBM), but also as a member of the Executive Committee and the Supervisory Board of the NBM. The Committee on Legal Affairs, Appointments and Immunities approved, at today's meeting, the report on the draft decision drawn up for this purpose.

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01 Dec. 2020 / 09:08

Dozens of producers have developed their businesses thanks to a project supported by the World Bank

More than 40 producer groups, including 235 economic agents, benefited, between January 1 and October 31, from grant resources worth $12 million, financed under the Competitive Agriculture in Moldova Project (MAC-P). The main investment areas are the development of refrigeration infrastructure, the purchase of dryers with plum sorting and processing lines, refrigerated transport units and specialized equipment for processing hazelnuts and almonds, cardboard crate making lines, etc.

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30 Nov. 2020 / 18:25

The state budget for 2021, approved by the Government

The state budget for 2021 was approved today, November 30, by the Cabinet of Ministers. Thus, the budget for the following year provides revenues in the amount of 41,415,400 lei, expenses in the amount of 55,399,600 lei and a deficit in the amount of 13,984,200 lei.

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30 Nov. 2020 / 14:29

The average salary in the economy increased by more than nine percent

According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the average salary in the economy increased in the third quarter of this year by more than nine percent, compared to the same period of 2019, reports Moldova 1.