This was discussed during a meeting between Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Michel Kerf, the World Bank's Regional Director for Digital Transformation, with whom he discussed opportunities for using new technologies, including artificial intelligence, to boost productivity in various sectors, such as healthcare and agriculture. The parties also discussed financing opportunities for digitalization projects and Moldova's progress in adopting the latest artificial intelligence technologies, and called on development partners to present specific proposals for sectors in which their application could help streamline processes and reduce the time required to perform certain tasks. At the same time, the Prime Minister called on interested partners to test innovative ideas and services in Moldova with a view to subsequently rolling them out to other countries. For his part, Michel Kerf expressed his willingness to explore the possibility of supporting projects in the field of cyber resilience, including those aimed at identifying vulnerabilities and strengthening defenses against digital risks. // 11.11.2026 — InfoMarket
The World Bank may finance AI projects in Moldova to boost agricultural productivity
The World Bank may finance new artificial intelligence projects in Moldova to boost productivity in agriculture and other sectors