The provisions are included in a draft Government decision drawn up by the Ministry of Finance, which proposes amending the decision on the allocation of funds to honour certain international commitments.
To increase the CEB’s capital, the authorities propose allocating 6.09 million lei, equivalent to 300,600 euros, representing the second instalment of the Republic of Moldova’s commitment. In 2025, the country transferred the first instalment to the bank’s paid-up capital.
A further 3.554 million lei, equivalent to 200,000 dollars, will be allocated for the first instalment of the Republic of Moldova’s contribution to SEETAC for the year 2026. The financial commitment to this centre, established and administered by the IMF, is scheduled for the period 2026–2030.
At the same time, the amount earmarked for the second instalment towards the EBRD’s capital increase will rise from 15.95 million to 16.33 million lei, in line with exchange rate fluctuations. The foreign currency equivalent remains at 806,000 euros.
The draft provides for the decision to come into force on the date of its publication in the Official Gazette, to enable the transfers to be made within the set deadlines.
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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