The National Agency for Food Safety (ANSA) discussed with representatives of the Swedish Embassy in Moldova and the Global Alliance for Trade Facilitation (GATF) the modernization of the information infrastructure, the digitization of registries, and priorities for further technical assistance. According to the agency's press service, during the meeting, the parties reviewed the progress of ongoing projects, particularly the development of key modules for registering economic operators and improving the efficiency of import monitoring procedures. These measures are aimed at optimizing operational processes, simplifying trade, and gradually aligning the control system with EU standards and the commitments set forth in Moldova's National Plan for Accession to the European Union. They also discussed medium-term areas of cooperation and the alignment of ANSA's institutional planning with external financing mechanisms to ensure the continuity of technical assistance. Special attention was given to the professional training of agency staff, specialized training programs, and the exchange of experience with similar institutions in EU countries. // 11.09.2026 — InfoMarket.