The Republic of Moldova maintains its macroeconomic stability despite external challenges and continues reforms and investments to strengthen economic resilience and advance toward European integration, said Finance Minister Andrian Gavrilita.
The minister made the statements while participating in the annual high-level meeting of the Economic and Financial Dialogue between the European Union and EU candidate countries, held in Brussels.
In his address, Gavrilita presented recent economic developments in Moldova, highlighting the return to economic growth in 2025 and positive signals across multiple sectors. At the same time, he pointed to vulnerabilities caused by the external environment, particularly in the energy sector and resource prices.
He also emphasized the importance of the EU Growth Plan as a key instrument for supporting public investments and structural reforms, stressing the need to strengthen implementation capacity and prioritize projects with real economic impact.
The minister reiterated the authorities’ commitment to maintaining budgetary and fiscal discipline, noting that the budget deficit largely reflects strategic investments and reform-related costs.
On the sidelines of the event, Gavrilita is holding meetings with officials from the European Commission and the European Parliament to discuss Moldova’s economic and financial priorities in the context of European integration.