The prime minister will take part in the conference’s opening ceremony, as well as in a plenary session dedicated to support for Ukraine and the prospects for its recovery.
As part of the conference, Prime Minister Alexander Munteanu will hold bilateral meetings with his counterparts and European officials, including Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama, Estonian Prime Minister Kristen Michal, Ukrainian Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko, and EBRD President Odile Renaud-Basso.
“The visit reaffirms the Republic of Moldova’s commitment to participating in international efforts to support Ukraine, strengthen peace and regional security, and deepen dialogue with European partners,” the government press service noted.
The conference organizers note that Ukraine’s economic recovery will require the mobilization of domestic and international investment, support through modern financial instruments, including war risk insurance, as well as further alignment of the regulatory framework with the EU to ensure predictable business conditions.
Privatization, the development of public-private partnerships, the expansion of venture capital and long-term financing, as well as risk mitigation mechanisms—including guarantees and blended finance—will play an important role, especially for companies in frontline regions.
A key priority will be the development of the processing and manufacturing industries as the foundation of a new economic model characterized by high value-added and export diversification, and the recovery will be accompanied by the implementation of the principles of a “green” economy, climate resilience, and EU standards.
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