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The European Union has provided Moldova with more than 500 million euros in grants over the last seven years.

The European Union has provided Moldova with more than 500 million euros in grants over the last seven years.

The EU Delegation to Moldova reported that another 200 million euros were granted to Moldova in loans and grants within 2 packages of macro-financial assistance. "This support has affected the quality of life of people, roads, access to drinking water directly from the tap for villagers, repaired schools and kindergartens and other large-scale projects. Thirty-one years after independence, the EU continues to be Moldova's main trade and investment partner," the EU Delegation to the Republic of Moldova said in a statement. It also said the EU continues to support Moldova's long term recovery and sustainability, notably via the Eastern Partnership Economic and Investment Plan (EIP), which aims at mobilizing about 3.4 billion euros of public and private investments for Moldova's five objectives: SME support, trade facilitation, energy efficiency, communications and human capital development. // 02.09.2022 - InfoMarket

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The German company BauTex has invested 16 million euros in the construction of a factory in Moldova for the production of fabrics and fiberglass products, which will open in September 2022.
The German company BauTex has invested 16 million euros in the construction of a factory in Moldova for the production of fabrics and fiberglass products, which will open in September 2022.
Sweden allocated $1 million 854 thousand for a project to improve the management of the Dniester River.
Sweden allocated $1 million 854 thousand for a project to improve the management of the Dniester River.
AIPA has received 211 applications for advance subsidies (245.96 million lei) for investment projects aimed at improving living and working standards in rural areas.
AIPA has received 211 applications for advance subsidies (245.96 million lei) for investment projects aimed at improving living and working standards in rural areas.
Moldova plans to receive into the 2022 budget grants of 3 billion 753.4 million lei, which is 1.3 billion lei (53%) more than the previously approved figure.
Moldova plans to receive into the 2022 budget grants of 3 billion 753.4 million lei, which is 1.3 billion lei (53%) more than the previously approved figure.
The European Commission will allocate 26.2 million euros to strengthen cooperation with Moldova and Ukraine.
The European Commission will allocate 26.2 million euros to strengthen cooperation with Moldova and Ukraine.
The Moldovan Ministry of Finance received a grant of 75 million euros from the European Union.
The Moldovan Ministry of Finance received a grant of 75 million euros from the European Union.