The Supreme Security Council (CSS) on May 27 decided to set up two parliamentary committees to examine rising inflation and price increases in Moldova. President Maia Sandu made the statement at a briefing after the CSS meeting.
“The council has heard several reports on the situation in our country. As a result, we have decided that it is necessary to support small and medium-sized enterprises so that we do not import many goods that can be manufactured at home, to introduce targeted social support, which will also aim to streamline energy companies,” said Maia Sandu.
According to the president, apart from the parliamentary commissions that will be created following the decision of the Supreme Security Council, the profile ministries will take urgent measures to encourage private initiatives so that more people can open businesses and export, as well as strict monitoring of the fuel sector.
“We will also not tolerate attempts at monopolization, we will eliminate unnecessary chains of intermediaries, and the impediments for small producers will be analyzed and eliminated,” said Maia Sandu.
The head of state said that all these issues would be addressed next week, but the main concern of the state institutions remained the food security and the avoidance of economic shocks for the population. (Moldpres/Business World Magazine)
