Grosu: US Will Resume Financing Some Projects in Moldova

The speaker said he had held talks on the issue in Washington, which resulted in “good signals”. The United States of America will resume financing some projects in Moldova, said Igor Grosu, speaker of the Moldovan parliament, who recently returned from a working trip, noi.md reports. “There have been talks about funding some projects. There are good signals. I don’t want to name the projects, but there are projects that are on our lips, they are in priority areas. But it is good if those who are financing come out first and make an announcement,” Igor Grosu said. When asked if he had discussed the 31% tax imposed on Moldova, there was no response. Recall that after taking office, Donald Trump suspended virtually all US international aid for 90 days. Subsequently, he announced that he was working to close USAID. This largely affected our country as well, as American aid to Moldova mainly came through USAID, which has invested more than a billion dollars since 1992. In particular, USAID provided financial support to projects in the fields of winemaking, energy efficiency, infrastructure or education in Moldova.