Răzlog Lilia

About

Lilia Răzlog is a Moldovan specialist in public debt and macroeconomic policies, with a consolidated career in international financial institutions and public administration. Currently, she works in the United States of America at the World Bank as a Senior Debt Specialist within the Macroeconomics and Fiscal Management Global Practice, also serving as Program Manager of the Debt Management Facility. In this position, she contributes to DeMPA assessments and technical assistance programs aimed at strengthening the capacity of low- and middle-income countries to manage their government debt. Before joining the World Bank, Lilia Răzlog held the position of Director of the Debt Department in the Republic of Moldova, where she worked for many years on public sector reforms and sovereign debt management. Her experience also includes collaboration with the Black Sea Trade and Development Bank, as well as representative roles at the governor and alternate governor level in relations with institutions such as the IMF, the World Bank, and IFAD. Her professional path reflects solid expertise in public finance, debt restructuring, credit risk, and macroeconomic policy management. She has also collaborated in diverse international contexts, with regional experience in Europe, Asia, and Africa, and her work at the World Bank included interactions with delegations and partner institutions from several countries. Lilia Răzlog holds a Master's degree from University College London, which complements her academic and professional profile focused on financial governance and institutional development. Publicly available information about her personal life is limited, but her career reflects a profile dedicated to public service, international cooperation, and strengthening countries' capacity to responsibly manage their financial resources.