The foreign investors feel improvements in the business sector of Moldova following the Government’s decisions to institute a moratorium on state inspections and to reduce the number of entities with inspection duties, the administration of the Foreign Investors Association of Moldova (FIA) stated in a meeting with Prime Minister Pavel Filip. The meeting involved the new Chairman of FIA Board of Directors Alexander Koss and ex-FIA President Ridha Tekaia, IPN reports.
According to the Government’s press service, the meeting discussed the FIA’s projects for this year, including its activities as head of the working group to stimulate and maintain private investment set up under the Premier’s Economic Council.
Pavel Filip reiterated the Governments’ readiness to have a constructive and open dialogue with businessmen. He called on the representatives of business circles to work together with the Government in drafting and promoting policies that would favor the development of businesses, including within the Premier’s Economic Council.
FIA is a non-profit association of foreign investors that aims to contribute, together with the public authorities, to ensuring a more favorable investment climate for foreign direct investment.
