OREANDA-NEWS. January 23, 2012. Vladimir Filat has said this as commenting on the forecast of the World Bank about slower economic growth in developing countries caused by debts problems in Euro area and weaker progress of some emerging markets.

According to the Wolrd Bank experts, these problems may affect GDP rates in Moldova, as far as remittances from the Moldavians working aboard are projected to be reduced. Vladimir Filat assured that the government is ready to provide necessary securities for one or another field of Moldova’s economy, if necessary.

Measures like these have already been undertaken by the cabinet in September of 2009. The World Bank projects the Growth of GDP in Moldova by 4% for 2012 and by 4,3% in 2013. According to the report “Global Economic prospect for 2012”, the World Bank expects the 6% growth if GDP in Moldova in 2011.