The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Ms Anca Dragu, attended today the annual event of the National Association of Authorised Romanian Valuers, dedicated to analysing current challenges and development directions in the field, as well as professional aspects related to the appraisal of assets used as collateral for loans.

Today, 9 September 2026, Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Ms Anca Dragu, met with Her Excellency Ms Esselien van Eerten, Ambassador of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, and Ms Alida Petronella Maria van Haasteren, Policy Coordinator within the Constituency Programme of the Ministry of Finance of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.

The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Ms Anca Dragu, met today with students and master’s students from the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences at the Moldova State University (USM), who are taking part in the second edition of this year’s “School of Modern Finance” programme.

Commemorative coin from the ‘Historical Events’ series, in circulation from 26 August 2026.

The 2026 issue, in circulation since 26 August 2026.

The debate addressed issues relating to the Republic of Moldova’s European path, the changes the economy has undergone, the modernisation of state institutions, and public perception of the reforms.

The First Deputy Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Mr Petru Rotaru, took part today, 14 August, in the launch of the study ‘Financial perceptions, knowledge and behaviours of school pupils and students in the Republic of Moldova’, carried out by FINEDU.

The NBM has launched the ‘Future in Public Finance and Banking’ mentoring programme, a new practical component of the ‘FinanciarELE – Women’s Leadership Community’ financial education project, and the National Bank of Moldova’s first initiative of its kind.

The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Ms Anca Dragu, held a meeting with Her Excellency Ms Petra Lärke, Ambassador of the Kingdom of Sweden to the Republic of Moldova, during which they discussed the latest developments in the financial sector, as well as the progress made in aligning national financial legislation with the EU acquis.

Ten months after the Republic of Moldova became operationally connected to the Single Euro Payments Area (SEPA) on 6 October 2025, citizens and businesses have saved approximately EUR 13.2 million.

Last month, the National Bank of Moldova transferred nearly one billion MDL to the state budget, following the close of the 2025 fiscal year and an independent external audit of the institution’s financial statements.

The National Bank of Moldova continues its internship programme for young people from the academic diaspora who are eager to gain first-hand insight into the workings of the central bank and further strengthen the skills and knowledge they have acquired during their studies abroad.

The National Bank of Moldova has opened registration for the seventh edition of the "The Meaning of Money" Financial Education Camp. The programme is designed for young people aged 16 and above who wish to strengthen their financial skills and gain a better understanding of the role of the financial system in the economy.

Today marks two years since the introduction of business payments and one year since the official launch of Person-to-Government payments within the MIA Instant Payments system – a strategic project of the National Bank of Moldova.

On 1 January 2025, the National Bank of Moldova adopted the euro as the reference currency for determining the official exchange rate of the Moldovan leu. The data indicate positive effects on both foreign exchange costs and the management of international reserves.

The National Bank of Moldova (NBM) understands the public's concerns in the context of the ongoing public debate regarding remuneration levels in public institutions.