Such theses on the role and place of state-owned enterprises in the vision of the Moldovan government were voiced by Oleg Bivol, State Secretary of the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization. He participated in the 46th meeting of the OECD Working Group on State Ownership and Privatization Practices. The event brought together member states of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), representatives of the Eastern Partnership countries and international partners to discuss policies, best practices and challenges in this field.
During the meeting, Oleg Bivol presented the country report of the Republic of Moldova: “State-Owned Enterprises: Portfolio Review and Reform Priorities”.
He highlighted the main trends in the management of the portfolio of state-owned enterprises, as well as reform priorities aimed at strengthening corporate governance, transparency and accountability.
Also discussed were Moldova’s priorities for the upcoming revision of the OECD Guidelines on Corporate Governance of State-Owned Enterprises. This process will expand earlier assessments, initially focused on energy sector enterprises, to cover all state-owned enterprises, contributing to strengthening discipline and efficiency in the public sector of the economy.
