Economy

03 March, 2026 / 04:40

/ 03 December, 2025

Turkey offers Moldova additional 'no-goods entry' permits for carriers

The National Road Transport Agency (ANTA) announces that the Republic of Turkey has granted an additional contingent of 200 'no-goods entry' permits for road transport operators of Moldova. The documents are valid until 31 January 2026, and can be used for trips conducted within Turkish territory in 2025.

According to ANTA, the increase in the contingent was made possible due to a constructive collaboration with the competent authorities in the Republic of Turkey, aiming to facilitate the activities of Moldovan transporters and extend their access to the international market.

The institution ensures that it will continue to strengthen bilateral partnerships and promote a competitive framework for local operators through active negotiations and by diversifying support tools provided to the road transport sector.

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