At the same time, measures to strengthen budget planning and execution, public investment management, revenue mobilization, public debt management, and fiscal risk management—including those related to state-owned enterprises—were analyzed, according to the ministry’s statement.
The event was attended by representatives of national government agencies, development partners—including the European Commission—international organizations, and civil society.
Ion Gumene, State Secretary of the Ministry of Finance, emphasized that public finance management reform is a crucial pillar of the Republic of Moldova’s European path and of strengthening the effective and transparent management of public resources. “This dialogue serves as an important platform for objectively assessing where we stand today, what results we have achieved, what challenges remain, and, above all, for setting priorities for the next phase. The most important question is how we can intensify our efforts to accelerate the implementation of reforms. The Ministry of Finance bears a great deal of responsibility in this process and is firmly committed to advancing the reforms necessary to meet European Union standards,” he noted.
Participants also reviewed measures planned for the coming period, including strengthening the fiscal management system, developing public investment management, and establishing an independent fiscal institute—measures that will contribute to greater transparency, budgetary discipline, and the efficiency of public finance management.
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