The European Commission has delivered €189 million under the Moldova Reform and Growth Facility, following Moldova’s successful completion of 24 reforms. This highlights the significant progress the country has made to advance on its EU path.
Out of this, €173 million will be paid directly into the state budget, and €16 million will support projects in Moldova through the Neighbourhood Investment Platform. Today’s disbursement comes on top of €289 million provided to Moldova in 2025.
Enlargement Commissioner Marta Kos said: “Moldova has again delivered on its EU commitments. Implemented reforms bring real benefits, from less paperwork to better online services and a cleaner environment. When our partners deliver, the EU should deliver too. Our funds will directly support Moldovans and help the country continue its EU path.”
This payment follows Commission’s positive assessment of 24 steps completed by Moldova under the Reform and Growth Facility. Key reforms achieved aimed, among others, at reducing administrative burden for businesses, strengthening cybersecurity and emergency response, advancing the digitalisation of government services, improving budgetary transparency as well as strengthening the anti-fraud, asset recovery and judicial systems. National electricity and balancing markets were launched, and adoption of renewable energy scaled up.
As part of the Growth Plan, Moldova is delivering on reforms on making the country more attractive for foreign investments. With this objective, in September 2025, the Commission launched a call for interest for the private sector to boost investment in Moldova, open for applications until June 2026. The initiative aims to build a series of transformative private investments in Moldova that that are eligible for support from the Commission and partner financial institutions.
