Moldova can remain without money promised by EU

Moldova may not receive the third tranche of the financial support of €30 million pledged by the European Commission for macroeconomic stability measures, Info-Prim Neo reports. Prime Minister Vlad Filat said that for the first time in two years since he took office he had to explain to the European partners why three bills weren’t adopted as agreed. In this connection, the Premier asked that all the draft laws and decisions that Moldova promised the EU and other foreign partners to adopt should be approved according to the plan. The State Chancellery was instructed to monitor the process and inform about possible delays and their causes.