Lyudmila Katlabuga
The funding will be directed toward supporting investments in horticulture, viticulture, the grain sector, livestock farming, aquaculture, post-harvest infrastructure and processing, digitalization, and irrigation.
About 90% of the loan funds—approximately 135 million euros—will be directed toward micro, small, and medium-sized enterprises. Up to 10% of the loan amount will be invested in research and development infrastructure, education, food safety, and public utilities for the sector.
The “Livada Moldovei II” project aims to enhance the competitiveness of agricultural producers, develop value-added agri-food supply chains, create and preserve jobs in rural areas, and bring the sector into compliance with European Union standards.
“Thanks to these investments made through Livada Moldovei, many producers have already been able to modernize their production and enter new export markets. This is confirmed by export statistics: our fruits and wines are well-received in foreign markets,” said Lyudmila Katlabuga, Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry.
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