BRUSSELS, Jan 4 The European Commission, at Moldova's request, proposed a new macro-financial assistance program for up to 150 million euros, it must be approved by the European Parliament and the EU countries, follows from the EC statement. “At the request of the Republic of Moldova, the European Commission today adopted a proposal for a new macro-financial assistance operation in the amount of up to 150 million euros, of which 30 million euros in the form of grants and 120 million euros in the form of medium-term loans, «- said in a statement. It is noted that the new assistance program will be a continuation of previous initiatives, in which the EU allocated 160 million euros to Moldova.» and for the implementation of payments, will complement the new IMF program for the country … It will help Moldova to cover part of its external financing needs over the course of e the next two years, «the European Commission said in a statement. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, separately wrote on her Twitter that the allocated funds will help Moldova» stabilize the country's economy «, bring the economy» on the path of recovery «and carry out» necessary reforms. » img src = «/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/aac657ea0a261823af67b4796edf554f.jpg» /> The European Commission proposed to establish minimum gas reserves in the EU
