Growth Plan for Moldova unveiled in Brussels

Prime Minister Dorin Recean has participated in a public discussion dedicated to the progress of reforms and measures undertaken in the process of Moldova’s European integration. The event, organized in Brussels, brought together European Union officials and representatives of international institutions, who discussed how the financial support provided by the EU can boost the country's economic development.

In his speech, the PM presented the government's priorities in the process of modernizing the country, supported by the Growth Plan worth 1.9 billion euros - the largest support package ever provided to Moldova by the European Union. The prime minister emphasized that this financial commitment showed the European partners' confidence in Moldova's ability to advance on the path to European integration.

"This Plan is clear evidence of the confidence that the European Union has in the citizens of Moldova and in the direction assumed by governance. It is a real opportunity to attract investments and create European living conditions: well-paid jobs, modern roads, kindergartens, schools and hospitals like in any member state,” said Prime Minister Dorin Recean.

The Growth Plan includes two essential components: a broad agenda of structural reforms and a substantial package of public investments. The reforms aim to modernize administration, develop a competitive business environment, combat corruption, enhance transparency in the management of public funds and ensure equitable access to education, medical services and social protection. At the same time, the investments will contribute to the rehabilitation of transport infrastructure, modernization of energy networks, digitization of public services, construction of regional hospitals and support for agriculture and strategic industries.

Also, the prime minister highlighted the attractiveness of Moldova for investments in such sectors as renewable energy, electronics and the pharmaceutical sector. He also said that the business environment of the country was stable and secure, offering attractive conditions for investors. The PM also referred to the digitization of the economy and the dynamic evolution of the information technology sector.