We reviewed Moldova's economic outlook for this year, the sectors driving economic growth, and the growing economic role of manufacturing/production and investment.
The following Master of Science degree courses are offered in English for the 2026–27 academic year:
The aim of the Diaspora Higher Education Scholarship Program is to provide special support for the studies of foreign students with Hungarian roots in Hungarian higher education institutions.
Twenty-three diplomatic missions and international organizations joined the initiative this year. All proceeds from the fair will go to eight Moldovan beneficiaries, including institutions and non-governmental organizations involved in paediatrics, elderly care, support for disadvantaged families, and educational activities.
Experts from the Hungarian and Moldovan Ministries of Agriculture held a three-day consultation in Chisinau, at Hungary's invitation, to present Hungary's EU integration process and share its experiences and best practices in this area.
The Embassy of Hungary in the Republic of Moldova informs interested young people that the online application system “DreamApply” for the scholarship program for foreign students initiated by the Hungarian Government (Stipendium Hungaricum) is open.
Iurie Scripnic, State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry of Moldova, met István Szekeres, Vice-President of the Foreign Trade Committee of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry
Natalia Calenic, Vice President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Republic of Moldova, discussed the issues of strengthening bilateral economic cooperation and joint chamber and embassy events with István Szekeres, Vice President of the International Trade Committee of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry.
Iurie Scripnic, State Secretary of the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, and Ambassador Sándor Szabó opened the two-day seminar on poultry, pig and cattle husbandry technologies, organized with the support of NEXT-KPI, during Moldagrotech autumn agricultural exhibition. During the event, experts from Vitafort Zrt, Kéleshús Kft, Béke Agrár Kft, and Abraziv Kft presented their latest developments and shared their practical knowledge as well as experiences.
It was 25 years ago, on 12 March 1999 that Hungary became a full-fledged member of the North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO). Four days later, on 16 March 1999, the national flag of Hungary was raised at NATO Headquarters in Brussels. Hungary has ever since been an active and dedicated member of the Alliance, and has been striving for the safeguarding and strengthening international peace and stability together with its 31 allies.