Ensuring economic growth through the European integration of the Republic of Moldova, boosting enterprise competitiveness, and increasing labor productivity were key topics discussed during Prime Minister Dorin Recean’s regular meeting with business representatives, held under the platform of the Economic Council attached to the Prime Minister, TRIBUNA reports.

“We have a generous financial investment through the EU Growth Plan—our goal is to strengthen the country’s economy in a way that every citizen can feel the impact,” stated Prime Minister Dorin Recean.

He emphasized that enhancing competitiveness is not solely about access to capital, but also involves digital infrastructure, energy costs, existing regulations, and the level of bureaucratic burden: “The state is removing constraints and facilitating the increase in competitiveness and added value of our products to better prepare them for export.”

Business leaders highlighted investment priorities in infrastructure and the obstacles they face in achieving accelerated economic growth. Discussions also covered energy infrastructure projects, the next steps in reforming and modernizing the economy, and the European agenda of the Republic of Moldova.