Ana Groza, the executive director of the Association of Foreign Investors in the Republic of Moldova, was unanimously elected as the president of the National Confederation of Employers of Moldova. The decision was made during the general assembly of the organization, reports IPN.

She stated that the new stage of the CNPM must be one of continuity and adaptation to current economic realities. According to Ana Groza, the organization must represent Moldovan employers in a balanced way, regardless of the size of the companies, their field of activity, or the region from which they originate. At the same time, she emphasized the importance of a social dialogue based on consultation and legislative predictability, as well as the involvement of the employer community in the process of European integration.

The event also marked 30 years of activity of the CNPM. The meeting was attended by representatives of the business environment, institutional partners and state officials, among whom were Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu and Finance Minister, Andrian Gavrilita.

In his message, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu stated that the economic development and European path of the country depend, among other things, on the involvement of the business environment. According to him, the authorities aim to transform the Republic of Moldova into a more competitive and more attractive economy for investments – a goal that can only be achieved together with the business environment.