Radio Chişinău

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Radio Chişinău

Type	Radio network
Country	Moldova
Availability	National
Founded	October 8, 1939 by Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company
Slogan	Arena Oamenilor Liberi
Licence area	Moldova
Broadcast area	Moldova
Owner	Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company
Launch date	October 8, 1939, relaunched on December 1, 2011
Former names	Radio Basarabia Arena FM
Official website	Official site

Radio Chişinău is a Romanian language radio station, being the only station of the Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company in Moldova. The Romanian Radio Broadcasting Company launched on October 8, 1939 the first radio station ever to broadcast in Chişinău.^[1]^[2]

FM Broadcasts

Chișinău: 89,6
Ungheni: 93,8
Tighina: 106,1
Cahul: 93,3
Edineț: 106,4
Briceni: 102,6
Drochia: 107,1

Gallery

The radio in Chișinău in 1937
The radio in Chișinău in 1940

Notes

External links

v t e Romanian language radio stations

Public	RRA RRC R3N RRM RAS RRI RRJ RC RRR (Radio Bucureşti FM Radio Cluj Radio Constanţa Radio Craiova Radio Iași Radio Târgu Mureş Radio Reşiţa Radio Timişoara Radio Vacanţa)

Private	Kiss FM Magic FM InfoPro Pro FM Europa FM Radio 21 Radio Deea BBC Romanian RFI Itsy Bitsy FM Mix FM Radio Guerrilla Romantic FM Naţional FM Radio ZU Vibe Fm One FM

Local	Radio Total Stil FM Student FM City FM Radio Vox T Radio Maria

Public (Moldova)	Radio Moldova Radio Moldova Internaţional Radio Moldova Tineret

Private (Moldova)	Radio Chişinău Kiss FM Pro FM Fresh FM Radio Noroc Jurnal FM Vocea Basarabiei BBC Romanian RFI Publika FM Radio 21

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