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The authorities are pursuing ambitious reforms to improve the business environment and public sector governance. The government is implementing a second round of the “Regulatory Guillotine” to further reduce the regulatory burden on the economy. A law on state inspections reduced the frequency of inspections and set limits on inspectors’ discretion.
The rules on ownership and governance of banks have been improved. The central bank and the government now require prior authorisation of the transfer of banks’ shares, and parliament has approved legislation requiring greater transparency of banks’ ownership.
The ban on privatisation of a number of large enterprises was lifted. Privatisation of national railway, airline companies, Banca de Economii and the telecommunications incumbent is now permitted.
More developments and challenges
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No. of projects |
85 |
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Net business volume |
€631.9 million |
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Total project value |
€1.1 billion |
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Gross disbursements |
€366.3 million |
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Portfolio in private sector |
69% |
The Bank will focus on three key areas in Moldova: private enterprise, financial institutions and infrastructure.
And to enable Moldova to take full advantage of its new EU neighbourhood status, the EBRD will give priority to infrastructure projects that promote regional integration and interconnection with neighbouring countries.
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