Japan’s Loan Agreement with the Moldovan Government Will Provide Farmers Access to Financial Support
Moldovan farmers will have access to financial resources for new agricultural machinery and equipment under the Project “Modernization of agricultural machinery and equipment” implemented with Japan’s support.
Parliament approved the draft laws on the Loan Agreement’s ratification between the Moldovan Government and the International Cooperation Agency of Japan, supported by Japan’s Government.
Japan will offer a US$18,65 million loan to Moldova, to support Moldovan farmers. The credit will improve agricultural productivity by providing machinery and post-harvest equipment for small and medium-sized enterprises. Farmers will have access to financial sources to benefit from farm machinery and equipment at a reduced price, exempt from import taxes and installment payments.
The loan is granted for 40 years, with a 0.1 percent annual interest rate and a grace period of 12 years.
The Government of Moldova and the Government of Japan signed the agreement, granting a loan for implementing the project “Modernization of agricultural machinery and equipment” in Chisinau in June 2020.
The texts from the page www.zdg.md are taken over within the maximum limit of 1,000 characters. The direct link to the downloaded article must be indicated in the case of web pages, IN LEAD, mandatory. At least one more hyperlink to the primary source must be indicated in the text. The media institutions that take articles or images for TV or radio shows will cite the source, and the printed editions will indicate the source and the author of the information. The materials on www.zdg.md are protected by Law 139 on copyright and related rights, including the Code of Ethics for Journalists in the Republic of Moldova. The full takeover of ZdG materials can be done only under the conditions of a prior agreement with the editorial office.
”When I climb, I feel freedom and I feel special” – Interview with Vladislav Zotea, a Mountain Climber from Moldova, who Lives in the USA
A museum for the memories of the children who grew up during war times: ”It is important for them to have an opportunity to share their stories”
Roskomnadzor Orders ZdG to Delete an Article about Russia’s war on Ukraine and Asked Internet Operators to Block ZdG’s Website
TOP: Five ZdG Investigations from 2021 that Led to Opening Criminal Cases
INVESTIGATION: The Army from which Recruits Flee
ZdG Interview with Maia Sandu, President of Moldova
