Moldova has officially become the 107th member of the International Solar Alliance (ISA), marking a significant step in its commitment to sustainable energy and global climate cooperation.

The move enhances the country’s access to solar energy technology and international support.

Key Points:

• Moldova submitted its Instrument of Ratification to the ISA, officially becoming the 107th member country of the alliance.
• The ratification document was handed over by Ambassador Ana Taban to P. S. Gangadhar, Joint Secretary (Economic Diplomacy), in New Delhi.
• The International Solar Alliance, co-founded by India and France in 2015, promotes the use of solar energy to ensure energy security and sustainability.
• Membership allows Moldova to benefit from ISA initiatives such as solar mini-grids, e-mobility, solar-powered agricultural systems, and capacity-building support.
• This partnership will aid Moldova in transitioning toward clean energy, reducing dependency on fossil fuels, and enhancing its participation in global climate action.