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The EIB will continue to support investments in infrastructure modernization and the enhancement of Moldova’s economic resilience, with a total project portfolio exceeding €1.7 billion

The EIB will continue to support investments in infrastructure modernization and the enhancement of Moldova’s economic resilience, with a total project portfolio exceeding €1.7 billion

This was discussed during a meeting between Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and European Investment Bank (EIB) Vice President Karl Nehammer, where they discussed the bank’s support for strategic development projects in Moldova. The meeting took place as part of the 2nd Moldova-European Union Intergovernmental Conference in Luxembourg. The Moldovan Prime Minister noted that the EIB is an important partner for our country in projects that directly contribute to increasing economic competitiveness, improving regional transport connectivity, and enhancing people’s quality of life. “We want to continue leveraging this partnership to advance reforms and achieve our goal of European integration,” emphasized Alexandru Munteanu. Priority projects that have received support to date include investments in road and rail infrastructure, including the development and modernization of road networks and regional transport connectivity; energy efficiency in the housing sector; an energy interconnection with Romania; solid waste management; investments in agriculture and irrigation, the modernization of schools and educational infrastructure, as well as projects aimed at strengthening medical services and the digitalization of the healthcare system. For his part, the EIB Vice-President reaffirmed support for Moldova’s development and the country’s progress on the European path through continued investment in infrastructure modernization, enhancing economic resilience, aligning with EU standards, and improving citizens’ quality of life. The results of the cooperation between Moldova and the EIB reflect a significant contribution to the country’s economic and social development. Since 2007, the EIB has supported investments in Moldova’s public and private sectors: the total portfolio includes 39 projects with a total value of over €1.7 billion. // 16.06.2026 — InfoMarket

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