The Ministry of Finance outlined its key priorities for the near future: preparing the 2027 budget, reforming the wage system, adjusting tax policy, and updating the public procurement mechanism. At a meeting with the business community and local authorities, issues were also discussed that could significantly affect local revenues, financing, and investment conditions.
The World Bank will consider financing new development projects in Moldova and will provide expert and technical assistance in areas such as the pension system, tax policy, public sector wages, railway infrastructure, and the development of the public and private sectors
Moldova's economy continued to grow in the first half of the year, and the latest data from statistics agencies and the National Bank indicate that this positive trend continued into the second quarter. At the same time, when making its decision on the interest rate, the regulator specifically noted changes in key sectors, foreign trade, and consumer activity, which together paint a picture of recovery.
During the second reading, members of Parliament proposed 22 amendments to the 2026 State Budget Law, providing for additional expenditures and other budget payments totaling 3 billion 086.5 million lei and the reallocation of 527.8 million lei
The public sector pay reform will take effect on January 1, 2027, and public sector employees with monthly incomes of up to 20,000 lei in 2026 will receive financial compensation
The tax reform concept will be presented on August 6; its main goals are to reduce taxes on labor, encourage investment, increase taxes on harmful habits, and standardize certain taxes, including VAT - Vasile Tofan
Moldova plans to present a package of specific measures by July 31 to address the issue of so-called “excessive salaries” for government officials
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