The Ministry of Finance organized a meeting with representatives of government agencies responsible for implementing reforms to prepare for the next important phase of assessing progress under the Reform Agenda of Moldova’s Growth Plan for 2025–2027. According to the ministry’s press office, the meeting focused on practical aspects of organizing and conducting internal audit missions for the measures outlined in the Reform Agenda, which are to be implemented by the end of this year. “The Growth Plan, which we have committed to implementing, is our shared responsibility. To ensure that the results achieved are demonstrated clearly and convincingly, it is important that the audit process for these measures be rigorous, effective, and conducted in a timely manner. We strive for open cooperation with all involved agencies to ensure a shared understanding of the upcoming stages and to identify solutions in advance to improve the process,” said Maia Savva, State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance. The meeting addressed the roles and responsibilities of all parties involved, the procedures for interaction and information exchange, the conditions for auditors’ access to relevant documents and data, as well as the requirements for the preparation and submission of internal audit reports and their executive summaries to the State Chancellery and the Ministry of Finance. The need for coordinated preparation of audit missions was also noted to ensure the timely identification and resolution of potential difficulties, as well as to ensure that the results of the measures implemented are supported by relevant, complete, and verifiable information and documentation. Organizing internal audit missions is one of the responsibilities stipulated by the National Mechanism for the Implementation and Monitoring of the Reform Agenda and reporting to the European Commission. // 28.07.2026 — InfoMarket.