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  • Cegeka opens its office in Moldova. 200 new jobs available

    Cegeka opens its office in Moldova. 200 new jobs available

    The European IT solution provider Cegeka opens a new office in Moldova. Five employees already work at the new location in Chisinau.

    Cegeka intends to increase the number of employees to 200 in the coming years.

    In the coming years we want to recruit 200 people. We are looking for experts in software development, infrastructure management, cloud engineering, DevOps, automation engineering and data science, says Tom De Vos, Nearshore Director at Cegeka.

    Cegeka has been active in Romania for more than 15 years and has at the moment more than 600 employees.

    Cegeka is an European provider of IT solutions, including end-to-end application development services as well as IT team extension, Cloud services, IT infrastructure, data and automation services like Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning, Business Intelligence, RPA, IoT, DevOps.

  • Moldova acquire 12 new locomotives using european funds

    Moldova acquire 12 new locomotives using european funds

    Twelve modern diesel locomotives purchased by Moldova’s state-owned railway company Calea Ferată din Moldova (CFM) thanks to joint financing from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD), the European Investment Bank (EIB) and the European Union (EU) arrived in Chisinau.

    The new rolling stock was manufactured in Nur-Sultan, Kazakhstan, by GE Transportation, now a division of the US company Wabtec, a leading supplier of freight car and locomotive products.

    GE Transportation was contracted following a tender held by CFM in 2018 in line with EBRD procurement policies and rules.

    The acquisition of the locomotives is part of a large project financed by the EBRD, EIB and EU that also includes the rehabilitation of railway infrastructure and comprehensive reform of CFM to improve safety, efficiency and corporate governance.

    The total project cost is €110 million, of which €5 million is an investment grant from the EU’s Neighbourhood Investment Facility (NIF) and the remainder from loans by the EBRD and EIB.