en

 

Economy
21 December, 2025 / 13:25
/ 01 August, 2022

European Commission transferred first installment of macro-financial assistance of 150 million euros for Moldova

Moldpres
Agenția Informațională de Stat

Chisinau, Aug. 1 /MOLDPRES/- The European Commission today transferred the first installment of 50 million euros from the macro-financial assistance of 150 million euros for the Republic of Moldova. The announcement was made by MEP Siegfried Mureșan, on a social network.

According to the official, of the 50 million euros, 35 million are loans under favorable conditions and 15 million are non-refundable European funds. "The macro-financial assistance of 150 million euros was adopted by the European Union to help the Republic of Moldova cover part of its financing needs determined by the management of the refugee crisis, the energy crisis, the COVID-19 pandemic and other consequences of the war of Russia in Ukraine", said Siegfried Muresan.

The MEP stated that the payments are conditional on the smooth running of the program with the International Monetary Fund, as well as the progress made in key areas agreed with the European Union, such as the fight against corruption, the rule of law, good economic governance or energy independence.

"The fact that the first tranche of macro-financial assistance has already been transferred by the European Commission shows that the authorities in Chisinau have done their job and that there is progress in these areas. The money is very useful for the Republic of Moldova, but it is not enough. We need to do more. The Republic of Moldova is the European country that has received the most refugees from Ukraine, in relation to the population, even though the management of refugees has put and still puts a lot of pressure on the country's economy. That is why we are waiting for new financial support proposals from the European Commission. I am sure that the European Parliament will approve these initiatives as quickly as it approved the macro-financial assistance of 150 million euros", stressed Siegfried Mureșan.

The European Parliament and the EU Council adopted, on April 6, the decision regarding the granting of macro-financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova. The assistance has two components: 30 million euros - grant and 120 million euros - loan. It will be available for two and a half years and will be disbursed in three tranches from 2022 to 2024.

Photo symbol


 
Latest News
/ 4 days ago

State to borrow 150 million euros from EBRD for key road rehabilitation

/ 4 days ago

Finance Minister, IMF team discussed reform priorities and macroeconomic outlook for Moldova

/ 4 days ago

Average monthly salary forecast for 2026 is 17,400 lei

/ 4 days ago

Approved by Government: minimum wage to increase to 6,300 lei as of 1 January

/ 4 days ago

Growth Plan resources directed towards strategic areas

/ 4 days ago

PHOTO GALLERY // 107 years of tradition and 100 years of exhibitions: historical milestones of Chamber of Commerce and Industry captured by MOLDPRES

/ 4 days ago

Green energy in Călărași: public institutions with zero bills and comfort for children and community

/ 4 days ago

PHOTO // Government and private sector accelerate strategic investments in transport and regional development

/ 4 days ago

Over 400 million lei invested in repair of national roads and bridges in 2025

/ 4 days ago

VIDEO// Moldova's budget for 2026 subject to public consultations

/ 5 days ago

TOP ACHIEVEMENTS 2025 // Moldovan deputy PM says 2025 year of performance for Moldova's economy

/ 5 days ago

VIDEO // Moldovan authorities announce tax benefits for citizens with mortgage loans

/ 5 days ago

Chisinau International Airport expands by 30 per cent using its own resources - more comfort, increased traffic; Moldovan deputy PM says investment estimated at 140-145 million euros

/ 5 days ago

VIDEO // State refuses approval of investment activity of Lukoil-Moldova Ltd company, takes over oil infrastructure at Chisinau International Airport