The additional €18.9 million allocated to Moldova by the European Union through the Reform and Growth Facility will be directed to the budget for the implementation of the Growth Plan measures - the Cabinet of Ministers
Government announced this, noting that the EU is providing this money to our country, highlighting Moldova's significant progress in the field of reforms. According to Prime Minister Dorin Recean, the current visit to Chisinau by European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos confirms the trusting partnership between Moldova and the European Union. “The progress achieved by Moldova has been noticed and appreciated by the EU, which allows us to move forward quickly in the accession process,” said Dorin Recean. According to him, the sum of €18.9 million is added to the €270 million advance already allocated this year. Moldova will receive up to €1.9 billion in grants and loans on preferential terms in 2025-2027. Marta Kos commended Moldova's rapid progress towards European integration. According to her, Moldova is sending a strong signal about its commitment to implementing the reforms necessary for economic growth and European integration. “At the same time, we encourage European investors to invest in Moldova, a country that is showing determination and making consistent efforts on the path to EU accession,” said Marta Kos. Among the important achievements in relations between Moldova and the EU, the European Commissioner highlighted at a press conference with Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov the abolition of roaming charges from January 1, 2026, integration into the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA), and a new trade regime that opens up more export opportunities for Moldovan producers. // 05.09.2025 — InfoMarket
