Moldova, World Bank in Reform Talks

Moldova, World Bank in Reform Talks

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A delegation from the National Bank of Moldova (BNM), led by Governor Anca Dragu, held a series of meetings with senior officials from the World Bank Group during the spring meetings in Washington (April 21–26, 2025), CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

The discussions focused on Moldova’s economic progress and the central bank’s efforts to uphold macroeconomic stability and align with European standards. A central topic was the joint IMF–World Bank Financial Sector Assessment Program (FSAP), aimed at evaluating Moldova’s financial system and identifying reform opportunities.

Governor Dragu highlighted the importance of support from World Bank experts in key areas like digital financial services, banking resolution, and financial infrastructure.

The BNM delegation is also engaging with representatives from the IMF, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, and other global institutions.

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