Despite the challenges posed by the war in the neighborhood and energy crises, Moldova maintains economic stability, with adequate foreign exchange reserves and solid financial support from the European Union. Authorities assert that they have recently overcome the energy crisis, and the economy shows signs of recovery, with a growth forecast of over 1% this year, according to Fitch. The stability of the rating will attract investments and contribute to the creation of better-paying jobs.
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