AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoHIV & TB Funding: Moldova will receive a €10.008 million non-repayable Global Fund grant for 2027–2029 to support prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care for people affected by HIV and tuberculosis. Health Workforce Rules: Parliament advanced a draft law to recognize EU-acquired professional qualifications for doctors, pharmacists and other medical staff, aiming to boost patient trust and health workforce mobility. Primary Care Push: New Health Minister Alexandru Gasnas says reforms will shift services from hospital-centered care toward primary care and telemedicine, with digitization and simpler procedures. EU-Linked Medical Staff Recognition: MPs also plan to consider health-sector draft laws on recognizing qualifications obtained in other states as part of EU harmonization. Fraud Alert: Moldova’s National Health Insurance Company warns of a new online scam promising refunds and asking for personal data. Social Protection Access: The Labour and Social Protection Ministry invites returning Moldovans to a free info session on social insurance rights and agreements on Aug 6. Tourism With a Health Angle: Moldova’s “Tourism 2029” program (2026–2029) is now in force, including an investment map for balneological and health resort facilities and training for sustainable tourism. Road Safety Tragedy: A fatal crash on the Ruse–Byala road killed four people, including a child; survivors were admitted to intensive surgical care.
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