The European Commission hasreleased€189 million to Moldova under the Reform and Growth Facility, following the successful completion of 24 reforms. This highlights the significant progress the country has made on its path towards EU integration.
Of this amount, €173 million will be paid directly into the state budget and €16 million will be used to support projects in Moldova through the Neighbourhood Investment Platform. This disbursement is in addition to the €289 million that Moldova received in 2025.
MartaKos, Commissioner for Enlargement, stated:“Moldova has once again fulfilled its commitments to the EU. The reforms implemented are delivering real benefits, from less red tape to better online services and a cleaner environment. When our partners deliver, the EU must do so too. Our funds will directly support Moldovans and help the country continue on its path towards the EU.”
This payment follows the Commission’s positive assessment of the 24 measures adopted by Moldova under the Reform and Growth Facility. The key reforms implemented aimed, among other things, to reduce the administrative burden on businesses, strengthen cybersecurity and emergency response, boost the digitalisation of public services, improve budget transparency and reinforce systems for combating fraud, asset recovery and justice. National electricity and balancing markets were launched, and the uptake of renewable energy was increased.
Under the Growth Plan, Moldova is implementing reforms to make the country a more attractive destination for foreign investment.To this end, in September 2025, the Commissionlaunched a call for proposalsto boost private sector investment in Moldova, with the application deadline open until June 2026. The initiative aims to generate a series of transformative private investments in Moldova that are eligible for support from the Commission and partner financial institutions.
More information: European Commission.
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