Moldova and Luxembourg have discussed ways to deepen trade, economic, and investment ties, alongside the next steps in Moldova's EU accession process. The talks also come against a shifting bilateral trade picture, with recent data pointing to notable changes in both exports and imports between the two countries.
Moldova will strengthen the independence of the National Bank and reinforce the ban on financing the public sector using central bank resources
Expanding Moldova’s Economic Cooperation with Germany’s Largest State — Bavaria — through the integration of Moldovan companies into Bavarian value chains and the attraction of new investments will be discussed in Chisinau by President Maia Sandu and Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder
Moldova and Romania will accelerate the implementation of joint strategic projects in the transportation and energy sectors, including the construction of the Bălți–Suceava and Strășeni–Gutinaș power lines
AIPA will undergo an accreditation process to strengthen the institutional capacity of the National Fund for Agricultural and Rural Development and to prepare for the management of European funding
The Moldovan government will continue to implement reforms and maintain the accelerated pace of the EU accession process in order to attract more investment, develop modern infrastructure, and create high-paying jobs
The Ministry of Finance is preparing an internal audit of the implementation of the measures outlined in Moldova's Growth Plan
European integration will be the main driver of Moldova’s economic modernization and sustainable growth, and the government will implement reforms that will boost the economy’s competitiveness, improve the business environment, and attract investment
Moldova’s parliament has backed in first reading a bill that would overhaul the rules for state compensation in cases of unlawful actions during criminal and administrative proceedings. The initiative is designed to create a clearer and more predictable framework for claims, while also aligning the country’s legal system with EU accession requirements and European human rights case law.
Moldova will be integrated into the European system for the recognition of professional qualifications
In Moldova, the financial instruments market will be brought into line with EU standards
Moldova to recognize professional qualifications for doctors and pharmacists obtained in the EU
If the European Commission issues a positive assessment in September, Moldova will receive a new tranche of 157 million euros under the Growth Plan
Central banks and policy experts will gather in Chisinau for a conference focused on the policy mix needed to support European convergence, with discussions set to cover fiscal discipline, monetary stability and the challenges of faster integration. The event will also provide a forum for research presentations and debate on how candidate economies can balance reform, investment needs and price predictability in a changing regional environment.
The European Union will allocate 1.9 billion euros to Moldova under the Growth Plan, of which 1.5 billion euros is budgetary support in the form of a soft loan, and 520 million euros is an EU grant, with €135 million consisting of guarantees to banks to mitigate risks associated with investments in the private sector.
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