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The Ministry of Finance will discuss public trust as a ‘new currency’

On Friday, 6 November, a Public Finance Forum will be held in Chișinău. The event, which has been announced, will take place under the theme ‘Trust – the new currency: co-creating public value’. The forum will bring together representatives from government bodies, development partners, the business community, civil society and academia. The event is organised by the Ministry of Finance in collaboration with FINEDU Moldova and with the support of the Embassy of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
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The organisers emphasise that transparent and accountable management of the state budget is the foundation for strengthening public and business confidence in state institutions. The forum will present the results of a large-scale survey, the ‘Barometer of Confidence in Public Finances’, which reflects the public’s actual perception of the country’s tax and budgetary policies.

The forum programme is divided into three key panels:

  • Budgeting Efficiency: The transition to results-oriented planning and the optimisation of public investment.
  • The European Dimension: Managing local finances and preparing infrastructure to access European Union funds available to candidate countries.
  • Transparency and Digitalisation: Improving access to data on public expenditure and developing financial literacy amongst the population.

The event will address topics such as ‘Fair revenue collection and the effective use of public expenditure’; ‘Public debt sustainability and the financing of productive investment’; and ‘The role of financial education in strengthening public trust’.

The discussion will be attended by Finance Minister Viktoria Belous, representatives of the diplomatic corps – including Maike Keizer, Deputy Head of Mission at the Embassy of the Netherlands – as well as international experts and civil society leaders. A live stream will be available to all interested parties on the Privesc.eu platform.

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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