According to the European official, the EU’s support is aimed not only at reforms, but also at economic development, infrastructure modernisation and improving living standards.
“Through better infrastructure and improved access for businesses and the business community to the European market, we can help Moldovans build a future at home. The principle is very simple: when Moldova implements reforms, the European Union provides investment. This should help Moldovans to build better roads, modernise their schools and have access to clean drinking water,” said Marta Kos.
The European Commissioner emphasised the need to step up joint efforts.
“That is why, next year, we will prepare a new financial support package, which will begin in 2028 and continue the support provided through the Growth Plan, worth 1.9 billion euros, which is running until the end of 2027. To turn your solidarity into a successful project, we must step up our efforts together,” said Marta Kos.
We would like to remind you that the Growth Plan for the period 2025–2027 provides for the allocation of up to 1.9 billion euros to the Republic of Moldova. This is the largest financial support package granted by the EU to our country since the declaration of independence. The package includes up to 1.5 billion euros in the form of preferential loans and 520 million euros in the form of grants. The funds are disbursed gradually, depending on the implementation of the reforms agreed with the EU.
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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