The National Bank of Moldova has released a new explanatory video focused on the free movement of capital, a key chapter in Moldova’s European Union accession negotiations coordinated by the central bank. The material sets out how closer integration with the European financial system could change the day-to-day experience of citizens and businesses using financial services. The video highlights potential outcomes including faster, cheaper and safer cross-border transfers, wider access to financial services across the EU, and greater financial flexibility for people working abroad, families in different countries and businesses operating cross-border. Governor Anca Dragu linked these messages to ongoing work to harmonise legislation and modernise financial infrastructure, and positioned the video as part of the National Bank of Moldova’s broader effort to align the national financial system with EU single market requirements across the negotiating chapters on free movement of capital, financial services, and economic and monetary policy.