Claudiu Năsui
The official outlined two priority areas for his work: reforming state-owned enterprises and reducing the administrative burden through the reduction of red tape and the simplification of regulations. In his view, these measures could support entrepreneurs and companies in the Republic of Moldova and contribute to economic recovery.
Nesui said that there is a real opportunity for reform in Chișinău, underpinned by a more pressing economic need than in Romania, where more developed safeguards are in place. He explained that reforms are necessary to stabilise the Moldovan economy.
Referring to the recently opened International Commodities Exchange, the minister stated that it could facilitate access to capital, corporate financing and a more efficient allocation of resources.
Earlier, Nasu accepted an offer from Vasile Tofan, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, to take up the post of minister, following which he will relinquish his seat in the Romanian Parliament. His appointment has been criticised by the Moldovan opposition and supporters of domestic candidates.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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