The National Commission for Financial Markets (CNPF) announced that the Parliament of the Republic of Moldova has adopted the National Capital Market Development Strategy 2025-2030, drafted by the CNPF and promoted by the Ministry of Finance, as the country’s main policy document for capital market development. The strategy aims to relaunch Moldova’s capital market as a driver of economic growth and is structured around five objectives: expanding companies’ access to financing by strengthening their capacity to create capital market funding offers; broadening the investor base to increase market demand and liquidity; supporting small and medium-sized enterprises by facilitating their access to the capital market; modernising infrastructure and strengthening the capabilities of the capital market ecosystem; and aligning regulation with European Union standards and rules. In presenting the strategy, CNPF chair Dumitru Budianschi cited constraints on market development including the effects of post-privatisation processes and the 2012-2014 banking crisis. The strategy includes monitoring indicators, and the CNPF will supervise implementation and report to Parliament on a semiannual and annual basis.