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Moldova's direct public debt to international organizations in 2022 increased by $555.09 million (+21.5%), amounting to $3 billion 141.3 million.

Moldova's direct public debt to international organizations in 2022 increased by $555.09 million (+21.5%), amounting to $3 billion 141.3 million.

As InfoMarket was informed in the National Bank of Moldova, at the same time, the state's debt to the International Monetary Fund increased by 15.1% in 2022 - from $819.57 million (at the end of 2021) to $943.68 million (at the end of 2022), to the International Development Association (IDA), which is part of the World Bank Group, increased by 11.4% - from $701.41 million to $781.53 million, and to the European Investment Bank - increased by 1.7% - from $390.71 million to $397.26 million. Direct public debt to the European Commission increased by 17.4% - from $158.53 million - to $186.16 million, to the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development - by 2.7 times - from $128.76 million - up to $345.1 million, and to the International Bank for Reconstruction and Development (IBRD), which is part of the WB group, by 29% - from $112.08 million to $144.6 million. Debt to the International Fund for Agricultural Development (IFAD) decreased by 5.2% - from $76.7 million to $72.72 million, and to the Development Bank of the Council of Europe - decreased by 15.5% - from $80.38 million to $67.91 million. // 05.05.2023 — InfoMarket

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