The new government of Moldova intends to increase the inflow of foreign investments to 4% of GDP and to ensure the annual volume of state investments of up to 4.5 billion lei for the development of infrastructure.
This is stated in the program of the new government, announced by the candidate for the post of Prime Minister Natalia Gavrilita. The document notes that the new Cabinet, among other things, sets the task of increasing the inflow of foreign investment to 4% of GDP, including in agricultural processing enterprises and post-harvest infrastructure, and also intends to provide an annual volume of state investments of up to 4.5 billion lei for development of water and sanitation infrastructure, mobility, international interconnection and public infrastructure; including about 2 billion lei for the modernization and economic diversification of villages. The tasks of the new government also include: simplifying business rules for small and medium-sized enterprises, encouraging young people and women to start a business, supporting the creation, development and internationalization of businesses, supporting SMEs through funding and entrepreneurship training programs; developing coherent policies and measures to accelerate the transition to a circular economy and a green economy, etc. // 04.08.2021 — InfoMarket
