Moldovans will receive an initial tranche of €300 million from the European Union, funds aimed at developing infrastructure, supporting small and medium-sized enterprises, and investing in education and other key sectors. President Maia Sandu made these statements during the NordNews LIVE show, which aired on June 26, 2025.
”We want to stimulate economic growth. We all know we’re going through a complicated period—both due to the nearby war and the crises we’ve faced. Our economy badly needs support,” stated the head of state.
Most funds will build infrastructure. The goal is to attract investment and create jobs. The plan also includes supporting small and medium-sized businesses by improving their access to financing. Extra funds will support education and other sectors that enhance competitiveness and productivity.
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”Everything that can help us become more competitive, increase labor productivity, and, in turn, build a stronger economy—one that delivers better results and higher living standards for our citizens,” emphasized Maia Sandu.
On May 9, during the visit of European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, the EU officially launched the Growth Plan for Moldova, with an initial €300 million allocation. President Maia Sandu stated the funds will target key sectors for economic recovery and growth.