Liliana Iaconi
The official request comes after the Government announced that over 90 per cent of the measures planned for the first half of 2026 had been implemented. The authorities are also awaiting the European Commission’s assessment with a view to the disbursement of the next tranche of funding.
In her parliamentary question, Ms Iaconi requests the exact list of conditions attached to each tranche and clarification as to which have been fully met, partially met or have not yet been met.
The MP also requests information on the amount of the next tranche and the estimated timeframe for the transfer of funds to the Republic of Moldova, as well as on the sums already disbursed and those actually used for projects and investments.
Another issue raised concerns the reforms that have fallen behind the original timetable. The MP requests details of the delayed measures and the reasons for these delays.
Iaconi also asks whether there is a risk that certain funds or instalments might be deferred due to the failure to meet the conditions on time, and what measures the Government is taking to prevent this.
It should be noted that a parliamentary question is an instrument of parliamentary scrutiny, available to all MPs, including those in the opposition. Where a written reply is requested, the Government is obliged to respond within a maximum of 15 days.
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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