Moldova is asking the EU for additional financial support to help vulnerable households this winter amid rising energy prices, and is also interested in accessing European joint gas procurement mechanisms, which could help secure more favorable gas prices—Ministry of Energy
The EBRD maintained its GDP growth forecast for Moldova at 2.8% for 2026 and 3.5% for 2027
The European Union has awarded Moldova a grant of 20 million euros for the reconstruction of sections of the "North-South" railway corridor along the route Vălcineț – Ocnița – Bălți – Ungheni – Chișinău – Căinari
In 2025, the amount of grants received by Moldova increased significantly, with the bulk of the funds directed toward supporting the state budget. The report on foreign aid also notes a high rate of disbursement of these resources and the growing role of international financing in the context of reforms and European integration.
In 2025, Moldova attracted a significant amount of budget support from external partners, with the bulk of the funds coming from government loans. The report on foreign aid also details which international institutions and donors provided funding aimed at stabilizing the budget and advancing reforms.
In 2025, Moldova received 1.4 billion euros in foreign aid, which is 10% less than in 2024 (1.6 billion euros).
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