The Public Property Agency of Moldova will cooperate with the World Bank to diagnose the private sector, collect and analyze data from state-owned enterprises and companies with state capital.
This was discussed during an online meeting that representatives of the Moldovan Public Property Agency held with representatives of the World Bank Group as part of the launch of an industry consultation process to diagnose the country's private sector and initiate for this collection, analysis and management of data from state-owned enterprises and companies with a state share in the statutory capital. At the beginning of the meeting, Lilian Cristiuc, Head of the Department of Corporate Administration, Methodologies and Rules of the Public Property Agency, emphasized that the agency stands for transparency in its activities, providing access to public information regarding the activities of enterprises under its jurisdiction. “We reaffirm the importance of the opinion of the World Bank in this process. The activities initiated are complex; information on the activities of enterprises is constantly updated and updated. We are open to provide the necessary support,” said Lilian Cristiuc. During the online meeting, WB representatives informed about the initiation of a private sector diagnostic study (CPSD), which aims to identify constraints to large investments in the private sector and key reforms that could remove these constraints and unlock the potential for new investments and operations in the private sector. One area identified for further analysis is the state of state-owned enterprises. In the same context, the World Bank experts touched upon cooperation with different countries, noting in Moldova the transparency and openness of the Public Property Agency, which allows collecting the necessary information on the activities of the companies and state-owned enterprises subordinate to it. // 16.06.2021 - InfoMarket.
