Moldova is maintaining macroeconomic stability and will continue with reforms and investments to strengthen economic resilience and advance on the path to European integration – the Ministry of Finance
Finance Minister Andrian Gavrilita announced this while speaking at the annual high-level meeting in Brussels held as part of the Economic and Financial Dialogue between the European Union and the candidate countries for EU accession. Moldova has been participating in this initiative since 2024. According to the Ministry of Finance, in his speech, Finance Minister Andrian Gavrilita presented the evolution of Moldova’s economic indicators, highlighting the return of economic growth in 2025 and positive signals from several sectors. At the same time, he noted the vulnerabilities created by the external environment, particularly regarding energy and resource prices. “Despite external challenges, Moldova maintains macroeconomic stability. We are continuing reforms and investments to strengthen economic resilience and advance on the path of European integration,” he said. The Minister of Finance also highlighted the role of the European Union’s Growth Plan for Moldova, which serves as the primary instrument for supporting public investment and structural reforms. In this context, Andrian Gavrilita emphasized the importance of strengthening implementation capacity and prioritizing projects with tangible economic impact. At the same time, he reaffirmed the government’s commitment to maintaining fiscal and tax discipline, noting that the budget deficit is largely driven by strategic investments and reform-related costs. As part of the event, the Minister of Finance will meet with representatives of the European Commission and the European Parliament to discuss Moldova’s economic and financial priorities in the context of European integration. The event brought together high-ranking officials from EU member states, European institutions, and partner countries, providing a platform for dialogue on economic and financial policy in the context of the European Union’s enlargement process. // 05.05.2026 — InfoMarket
