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Moldovan PM says coming of new investor proof of stability, attractiveness of financial, banking sector

12:56 | 29.01.2019 Category: Official

Chisinau, 29 January /MOLDPRES/ - The Bulgarian company DOVERIE UNITED-HOLDING AD is willing to invest in the financial and banking sector of Moldova. Company’s representative today discussed this intention at a meeting with Prime Minister Pavel Filip. The PM assured the potential investor of support for carrying out this investment project, the government’s communication and protocol department has reported.

„Then coming of a new investor to the financial and banking market of Moldova is a proof that the government’s actions of improving the financial and banking market have their effect and the banking sector become more and more attractive for potential investors,” Pavel Filip said.  

The prime minister noted that, after the financial and banking crisis, now we witness an improvement of the situation in Moldova’s financial and banking sector. The changes to the legal framework, instruments provided by the National Bank of Moldova yield results. Thus, four banks of Moldova have been recognized as the most stable in the South East Europe.   

For their part, representatives of the Bulgarian company said that they had studied the situation on the financial and banking market of Moldova in the last two years and had noticed significant progress. The latest developments prompted them to come to Moldova with investments.

DOVERIE UNITED-HOLDING AD presents itself as one of the most important companies from Bulgaria. It was set up in 1996 as a privatization fund with a portfolio of participations in more than 20 enterprises from diverse economic fields, working in more countries of the region.  

 

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