Moldova is making significant strides toward European Union integration, which is marked by substantial reforms, legislative alignment, strategic investments, and robust support for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs).
⚖️ Legislative Reforms and EU Alignment
Moldova has diligently aligned its national legislation with EU standards, focusing on judicial reform, anti-corruption measures, and public administration. These efforts are part of the broader strategy to meet the EU accession criteria outlined in the Association Agreement and the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area (DCFTA).
💶 Economic Investments and Financial Sector Development
The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) has been proactive in strengthening the financial sector’s resilience. In January 2025, the NBM delegation, led by Governor Anca Dragu, participated in the Central and Eastern Europe Forum in Vienna, engaging with international financial institutions to discuss capital market development and SME support. These dialogues aimed to enhance economic resilience and energy security.
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🚀 Support for Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs)
Launched in 2023, Programme 373 has been instrumental in bolstering Moldova’s SMEs. As of May 2025, the program has facilitated over 4 billion lei in investments, benefiting 707 companies and creating more than 2,000 jobs. The initiative offers advantageous loan conditions, with a maximum loan amount of 40 million lei and up to 80% loan guarantees through the Credit Guarantee Fund.
🌍 International Recognition and Strategic Partnerships
Moldova’s commitment to reform and economic development has garnered international recognition. The country’s improved investment climate is reflected in Moody’s best rating for Moldova in the last decade, acknowledging governmental efforts to strengthen the economy and encourage investments.