Special accounts opened for helping Japan quake victims

IPN.md

15 March 2011
11:10

All those who want to contribute money to the cleanup in Japan can transfer money to the special accounts opened on March 14 by order of Prime Minister Vlad Filat, Info-Prim Neo reports.

The private individuals and legal entities that will transfer Moldovan lei must indicate the following information:

Payer………………………………
Recipient: Moldova’s Ministry of Finance – State Treasury
Account of the recipient: 3357003
Fiscal code of the recipient: 460100000000006
Bank of the recopient: Ministry of Finance – State Treasury
Bank code:TREZMD2X
Payment destination: Help to Government of Japan

In US dollars (USD):
Payer ………………………………
Recipient: Ministry of Finance– State Treasury
Account of the recipient: 3261584015
Fiscal code of the recipient: 1006601000037
Bank of the recipient: National Bank of Moldova (NBM)
SWIFT: NBMDMD2X
NBM corespondent account: Federal Reserve Bank, NY, SWIFT: FRNY US 33,
account No. 021087125
Payment destination: Help to Government of Japan (460100000000006 – treasury account)

In euros (EUR):
Payer ………………………………
Recipient: Ministry of Finance– State Treasury
Account of the recipient: 3261797815
Fiscal code of the recipient: 1006601000037
Bank of the recipient: National Bank of Moldova
SWIFT: NBMDMD2X
NBM corespondent account of NBM: De Nederlandsche Bank N. V.,
Amsterdam, SWIFT: FLOR NL 2A, account No. – 060.01.26.226
Payment destination: Help to Government of Japan (460100000000006 – treasury account)

An 8.9 magnitude quake struck the northeast coast of Japan on March 11. More than 5,000 people are reported dead and several hundreds missing. About 15,000 homes are thought to have collapsed and 100,000 people will need to be relocated.
The central and local authorities of Moldova offered their condolences to the Japanese people and pledged to help them deal with the quake consequences.

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“In connection with an anticipated change in my professional life, I have today submitted my resignation from the position of president of the Audiovisual Council. I thank my colleagues for their support and the effort made in the almost 5 years, so that the mission of the national regulatory authority, namely to serve the public interest and protect the country’s information space, is achieved”, mentioned Liliana Vitu.

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Special accounts opened for helping Japan quake victims

IPN.md

15 March 2011
11:10

All those who want to contribute money to the cleanup in Japan can transfer money to the special accounts opened on March 14 by order of Prime Minister Vlad Filat, Info-Prim Neo reports.

The private individuals and legal entities that will transfer Moldovan lei must indicate the following information:

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In 2025, CFM achieved sales revenues of 700.6 million lei, an increase from 635.1 million lei in the previous year. However, the expenses related to the activity exceeded the revenues, reaching 769.9 million lei.

The financial situation of the company has improved compared to the years 2023-2024. In 2023, CFM recorded losses of 143.9 million lei, and in 2024 the negative result reached 322.6 million lei. The only recent year in which the company reported a profit was 2022, with a positive result of 62.1 million lei.

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