
During a meeting with Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, members of the EBRD Board of Directors praised the close cooperation with the Moldovan authorities and the progress made in implementing joint projects. According to them, this creates the conditions for expanding the bank’s investments in our country. At the same time, they reaffirmed the EBRD’s readiness to adapt its support to the Republic of Moldova’s current priorities, particularly in the context of the European integration process.
The parties reviewed the results of the partnership to date and identified areas where cooperation will be strengthened in the coming years.
They also discussed opportunities for attracting investment following the EU–Moldova Investment Conference, as well as the EBRD’s support for reforming state-owned enterprises and developing cross-border projects, including in the context of Ukraine’s recovery.
The Prime Minister emphasized that the EBRD remains a key development partner, playing a vital role in supporting reforms, modernizing the economy, and advancing the country along its European path.
“Our partnership with the EBRD translates into concrete investments in infrastructure, energy security, economic competitiveness, and improved services for citizens. We continue to count on the Bank’s support in implementing our reform program, the Economic Growth Plan, and in accelerating the Republic of Moldova’s integration into the European Union,” said the head of the Cabinet, as quoted by the government’s press service.




















