Info-Prim Neo

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Info-Prim Neo
Info-Prim Neo is a Chisinau-based news agency with primary focus on community issues. Info-Prim Neo provides to its subscribers stories on business, economic, political, social developments in the country, as well as a selection of international news.

Among others, the online articles focus on entertainment, crime, as well as local communities’ development. Special features include news on Business, Telecom and Broadcasting, as well as daily events agenda and calendar of significant historical dates. Texts are available in Romanian, Russian, and English, but subscribers can also request translations into French and Spanish.

The agency provides analysis, commentaries and interviews on a variety of issues, and visitors can also listen to audio recordings from relevant events.

Info-Prim Neo is successor of Info-Prim municipal news agency, and was registered as a private entity in June 2005 (Info-Prim Neo Ltd.)

Distinctive features of the informational product:

We truly believe that the services offered by the Agency are to a great extent different from the other ones, as form and content, featuring:

-- Diversity and pluralism of the sources of information
-- Balance between the official and alternative standpoints in covering the events and problems of the Republic of Moldova.
-- Analytical character of a significant part of the informational product, especially of the economic issues.
-- Profound knowledge of community issues, compared to any other agency. At the same time, the community subjects referring to Chisinau have national significance.
-- A broad list of media services, new on the market of news agencies of the Republic of Moldova.

These and other distinctive features make the informational product of IPN attractive for press bodies, international structures and embassies, NGOs, important economic agents which are already subscribed and we consider worth to be mentioned: the World Bank Office in Moldova, the US Embassy, the Embassy of Great Britain, the Embassy of Romania, OSCE, the Representative of the Secretary General of the Council of Europe, French Alliance in Moldova, UNDP, UNICEF, Independent Journalism Center, Independent Press Association, Soros-Moldova Foundation, the Institute for Public Policies, Union Fenosa, etc.