The launch of the National Council for the Public Administration Reform represents one of the results achieved in the process of implementing the Association Agreement with EU. The working out of the plan of action for putting into practice the recommendations of the Financial Sector Assessment Program is the main accomplishment in the banking sector. The achievements were enumerated in the meeting of the Governmental Commission for European Integration, IPN reports.

According to the Government’s press service, the carrying out of the priority reform action roadmap and the overdue measures of the national plan of action for implementing the EU-Moldova Association Agreement were the main subjects discussed in the Commission’s meeting.

The Government’s Secretary General Tudor Copaci presented information about the measures taken to implement the public administration reform. He underlined the importance of hastening the adoption of the public administration reform strategy. There were also discussed the problems related to the National Food Safety Agency’s capacity to efficiently manage the testing of products of animal origin for being exported to the EU.

Prime Minister Pavel Filip underlined the necessity of maintaining the pace of fulfilling the assumed commitments and asked to present the results for the first quarter of this year and the overdue measures for 2014-2015 in the next meeting. He also instructed the Ministry of Economy to provide a report on the implementation of the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement.

The Governmental Commission for European Integration will meet again on April 6.