Prime Minister Dorin Recean met today, September 17, with representatives from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Investment Bank (EIB). The representatives are in Chisinau for the fifth edition of the Platform for Partnership for Moldova.
The discussion with Teresa Czerwinska, Vice President of the EIB, and Arvid Tuerkner, General Director of the EBRD for Moldova and Ukraine, focused on projects implemented in our country with the support of these two financial institutions and the reforms they have supported.
During the meeting, the Prime Minister thanked institutional investors in Moldova for the authorities’ efforts to improve the country’s quality of life and advance its European development path.
The officials also addressed the need for increased support in specific areas, especially high-value-added agriculture.
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”Financial and expert support is invaluable and will help us enhance the sector’s resilience to climate change,” stated Recean.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and the European Investment Bank (EIB) are the largest institutional investors in Moldova. They support projects in various sectors, including finance, road and rail infrastructure, energy, agriculture, waste management, entrepreneurship, and health.
Since its involvement in Moldova, EBRD has signed agreements for approximately 177 projects, totaling over 2.4 billion euros. Meanwhile, the EIB has supported 33 projects with a total value of around 1.3 billion euros.