On 20 October 2026, to mark Statistician’s Day, the national celebration of the statistics profession, and European Statistics Day, the National Bureau of Statistics opened its doors to members of the public interested in the institution’s work and in statistics more broadly.
On the occasion of Statistician’s Day, celebrated annually on 20 October, the National Bureau of Statistics presents a series of infographics highlighting the institution’s main statistical products, new statistical surveys and new tools through which official data are made available to users.
On the occasion of Statistician’s Day, celebrated annually in the Republic of Moldova on 20 October, the National Bureau of Statistics extends its warmest congratulations to all those whose professionalism, responsibility and dedication help keep society and the international community well informed.
To mark Statistician’s Day in the Republic of Moldova, the National Bureau of Statistics has launched a quiz for anyone wishing to test their knowledge of statistics. The quiz, entitled “How well do you know the statistics about the Republic of Moldova?”, can be accessed via this link.
To mark Statistician’s Day, observed on 20 October, the National Bureau of Statistics, in partnership with the Ministry of Education and Research and the National Agency for Curriculum and Evaluation, announces the organisation of the country’s inaugural National Statistics Olympiad, aimed at students in general secondary education.
On Tuesday, 20 October, the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS) will host an Open Day. The event is being organised to mark Statistician’s Day, celebrated annually in the Republic of Moldova on 20 October.
The analytical report contains statistical information on the general characteristics of households with children according to the area of residence, number of children, type of household, quintiles, their level of poverty and wellbeing.
The National Bureau of Statistics is launching the 2026 edition of the "User Satisfaction with Official Statistics" opinion survey and invites the public to participate, thereby contributing to the improvement of statistical products and services.
On September 24, 2026, the High-Level Conference titled „Harnessing geospatial information for enhanced statistical production and dissemination to support EU integration” took place in Chisinau. The event was organized by the National Bureau of Statistics with the support of Eurostat.
Ms Mariana Kotzeva, Director-General of Eurostat, visits the Republic of Moldova on 23-24 September 2026. The visit will focus on strengthening cooperation between Eurostat and the National Bureau of Statistics, supporting the alignment of Moldova's National Statistical System with European Union standards, and advancing statistical modernisation in the context of the country's EU accession negotiations.
On September 22–23, 2026, the Meeting of the Policy Group on Statistical Cooperation took place in Chisinau, organized by the Statistical Office of the European Union in collaboration with the National Bureau of Statistics of the Republic of Moldova.
The publication includes statistical data covering various areas: demographic situation, health, tourism, crime, consumer price indices, agriculture, industry, investments in fixed assets, construction and transport.
Aspects of the Standard of Living of Population of the Republic of Moldova in 2025” is an annual statistical publication containing detailed information on income, expenditures, housing conditions, household food consumption, availability of durable goods, etc.
The statistical publication is developed on the basis of the results of the Labour Force Survey and contains statistical data regarding the labour market in the Republic of Moldova in 2025, disaggregated by sex, age groups, area of residence, education level.
The National Bureau of Statistics informs that, in accordance with point 66 of Annex B to Chapter 18, “Statistics”, of the National Programme for the Accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union for 2025–2029, approved by Government Decision No. 306/2025, and for the implementation of the Statistical Work Programme for 2026, approved by Government Decision No. 758/2025, the NBS is carrying out experimental calculations based on data from the statistical survey ,,Road Freight Transport”. in particular Regulation (EU) No 70/2012.
The publication provides statistical information, in particular the evolution of the number of educational institutions, pedagogical staff, pupils and students; disaggregation by educational level, age, sex, form of studies, and, in the case of vocational and higher education, by general fields of study also.
This publication is based on the results of the sample statistical survey of agricultural activity of small size agricultural producers and represents a synthesis of the main statistical indicators regarding the activities of small agricultural producers in the Republic of Moldova: households and farms, having agricultural land in use of less than 10 hectares.
National Bureau of Statistics presents a new edition of the statistical publication "Moldova in figures". This edition comes with updated and improved content and design, in order to facilitate understanding of statistical data by the general public and to increase their use and usefulness.
From June 1 to 12 this year, the National Bureau of Statistics is hosting a mission by an international census expert, Diana Beltadze, dedicated to providing support to the Bureau in finalizing the processing of data collected during the 2024 Population and Housing Census regarding housing and households. These datasets are scheduled for release on June 30, in accordance with the Release Calendar.
On June 9, 2026, Oleg Cara, General Director of the National Bureau of Statistics, met with Maha Damaj, the Country Representative of the United Nations Children’s Fund in the Republic of Moldova, on the occasion of the conclusion of her term. During the discussion, Maha Damaj expressed her gratitude for the joint efforts of the NBS and UNICEF, which have significantly contributed to expanding the availability, quality, and use of statistical data on children and families in the Republic of Moldova.