Moldova has mobilized significant EU investments in energy, digital infrastructure, education, innovation, and competitiveness — Eugen Osmochescu
Interim Prime Minister made this statement during a meeting with European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, with whom he discussed advancing the EU accession process and deepening cooperation with the EU. The officials reaffirmed their shared commitment to advancing Moldova’s EU accession process, which remains a strategic goal of the government. Eugen Osmochescu expressed gratitude to the European Commission for its continued support of Moldova as the country moves forward on its European path. Discussions focused on progress in the negotiation process with the EU. Officials addressed priorities for the near future, including the implementation of reforms, fulfillment of accession criteria, and assessment of the European Commission’s recommendations. “We appreciate the European Union’s strong support for Moldova’s transformation and our European course. We are aware of the responsibility that rests with us and continue to work to demonstrate, through concrete results, that Moldova’s place is within the European family,” stated Interim Prime Minister. Eugen Osmochescu assured that the government is making continuous efforts to achieve its goals, ensure transparency in the use of European funding, and enhance the competitiveness of the national economy. Officials also discussed the results of the EU-Moldova Investment Conference, which served as an important signal of confidence in the country’s economic potential and helped mobilize significant investments in strategic areas such as energy, digital infrastructure, education, innovation, and competitiveness. // 15.07.2026 – InfoMarket.
