This agreement was reached by the Minister for Infrastructure and Regional Development, Vladimir Bolea, and representatives of the Ministry of the Environment, the German Government, the German Society for International Cooperation (GIZ) and the German Development Bank (KfW) during discussions on the continuation of Phases II and III of the ‘Improvement of Water Infrastructure in Central Moldova’ project.
The new objective is to ensure water supply to approximately 75,000 consumers in 26 villages by expanding the existing networks.
‘We have already seen concrete results from our cooperation with our German partners, and the residents of the beneficiary settlements are looking forward to the continuation of these projects. It is important to complete the investments already underway so that the infrastructure built can serve all the planned settlements. Given limited budgetary resources, support from the German Government, including in the form of grants and soft loans, is crucial for expanding access to water supply and sanitation,” emphasised Vladimir Bolea.
Originally, the ‘Improvement of Water Infrastructure in Central Moldova’ project envisaged the construction of the Chișinău–Strășeni–Călărași main water pipeline to supply drinking water to more than 35,000 residents of the region.
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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