The Governor of the National Bank of Moldova, Anca Dragu, invited participants in the "School of Modern Finance," now in its fifth edition, to a dialogue today. The program, carried out with the support of the National Bank of Romania (NBR) and in partnership with ASE Bucharest, continues to train the specialists of tomorrow in the financial and economic sector, while also bringing a premiere: the inclusion of future economic journalists among the participants.

“Through the Modern Finance School program, we are investing in the future of our society, training both specialists capable of responsibly managing the financial sector and journalists prepared to explain economic realities accurately and in accessible language. You are the ones who will bring more clarity, confidence, and transparency to the way the economy is understood and experienced by the entire community”, emphasized the NBM governor.

Ms. Anca Dragu added that a financially educated society is more responsible and stronger: "We want every participant in the School of Modern Finance to become an ambassador of financial education and a promoter of economic responsibility, capable of inspiring their community and contributing to strengthening confidence in the European future of the Republic of Moldova”.

Today's meeting provided an opportunity for participants to exchange ideas: those who completed this summer's edition shared their experiences and impressions, offering guidance and inspiration to their colleagues who will be embarking on this journey this weekend.

The fourth edition, held between July 26 and August 3, 2025, was attended by undergraduate and master students from the Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova. The edition scheduled for September 6–14 will bring together, for the first time, students from the Faculty of Journalism and Communication Sciences of the Moldova State University, alongside economic journalists, in a format that expands the program's impact.

The "School of Modern Finance" project takes place in Romania and combines theoretical and practical training in the financial and banking sectors with cultural activities and themed visits. Participants thus have the opportunity to discover both the mechanisms of the economy and the role of a central bank in the European Union, as well as Romania's historical and cultural heritage. This integrated approach offers young people a comprehensive educational experience, helping to train professionals who are prepared to meet the economic challenges of the future.