Moldova’s Growth Plan Will Be Coordinated with Partners

The implementation of Moldova’s Growth Plan remains a priority in the Republic of Moldova’s efforts towards economic modernization and alignment with European Union standards. The document includes 153 measures, structured across seven areas, representing the authorities’ coordinated efforts to modernize the economy, support the private sector and improve public services, reports logos-press.md. This was announced during the event “Impact4Moldova – Coordinating Impact and Partnerships for the Growth Plan”, held by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization on 31 March. The meeting served as a platform for a dialogue between public institutions and international development partners aimed at optimizing the structural reforms and investments needed for the modernization of the Republic of Moldova. The event emphasized the importance of strengthening the coordination of external assistance and ensuring a measurable impact of the actions supported within the Growth Plan in the context of the country’s European path, the ministry said. During the event, the following aspects were discussed, among others: - methodological framework for assessing the impact of external assistance on the implementation of the Growth Plan; - information on the status of reform implementation and monitoring mechanisms; - strengthening coordination and cooperation between the Government and development partners in order to maximize the effectiveness of development activities. The participants emphasized the need for consistent implementation of reforms, the importance of effective coordination between institutions, as well as the involvement of civil society to achieve concrete results for citizens and the business environment. The need to strengthen public awareness was emphasized to make the results of reforms more visible and better understood by citizens. In the coming period, efforts will be focused on accelerating the implementation of planned measures, strengthening monitoring mechanisms and utilizing available funding opportunities.