The Minister of Energy, Dorin Junghietu, will inaugurate the Moldenergy and Construction Expo on April 2, together with the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalization, Eugen Osmochescu, as well as the ambassadors of Germany, Romania, Austria, and Belgium, the representative of Switzerland, the CEO of Expertise France, Jérémie Pellet, the President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Moldova, Sergiu Harea, and the General Director of MoldExpo, Zinaida Popa.

This exhibition, which will take place from April 2 to 4 at Moldexpo in Chișinău, is intended to bring together professionals from the energy and construction sectors.

On April 4, the National Center for Sustainable Energy (CNED), supported by GIZ, will organize a day dedicated to homeowners’ associations and anyone interested in improving the insulation of their homes. Vitalie Mîța, State Secretary for Energy Efficiency and Cogeneration, will participate in the panel on energy efficiency on April 4.

State Secretary Carolina Novac will take part in the smart energy panel on Friday, April 3.

During the trade fair, from April 2 to 4, the Ministry of Energy will also organize a job fair bringing together nine participating institutions, offering more than 200 vacancies.

These institutions include Moldelectrica, Termoelectrica, CET Nord, Red Nord, Premier Energy, CNED, UCIPE, Moldovagaz, as well as the Ministry of Energy. More details about the available positions at each institution can be found via the links mentioned above and at the career fair.

The available positions are diverse: assembler/installer, electromechanical technician, engineer, assistant team leader, accountant, network development manager, driver, mechanic, department head, with salaries reaching up to 26,000 lei.

It is worth noting that human resources representatives from these institutions will be present to discuss job opportunities with interested individuals, answer questions, and collect CVs.

Through this job fair, the Ministry aims to attract new talent to the energy sector.