The Government of the Federal Republic of Germany has pledged €5.512 million in non-reimbursable financial assistance to the Republic of Moldova, marking a renewed commitment to strengthening bilateral cooperation and supporting Moldova’s European integration efforts.
Members of Moldova’s Parliamentary Committee on Foreign Policy and European Integration approved a consultative opinion enabling the start of negotiations and the signing of a bilateral treaty to formalize the funding.
Germany will provide the funds through its International Cooperation Agency (GIZ), directing them toward three strategic projects:
- €1 million for the “Support for EU Integration” project, which aims to bolster the capacity of Moldova’s key institutions involved in aligning with EU standards;
- €1.5 million for the “Info Trust Alliance Moldova” initiative, focused on increasing societal resilience against disinformation;
- Over €3 million for the “Support in Mitigating the Impact of War on Water Supply and Sanitation” in Moldova’s border region with Ukraine.
“This assistance reflects a strategic partnership and shared values. Germany continues to invest in Moldova’s democratic resilience and infrastructure development,” officials stated in a press release following the committee’s vote.
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After the treaty is signed, the Moldovan government will submit it to Parliament for ratification. Once approved, the funding will support implementation efforts in areas considered critical to Moldova’s internal stability and future accession to the European Union.