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Sweden will help Moldova integrate into the European Union’s Internal Market

Sweden will help Moldova integrate into the European Union’s Internal Market

Specifically, Moldova’s Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization and the National Board of Trade Sweden (NBT) have signed a Memorandum of Cooperation establishing a strategic framework for bilateral cooperation for 2026–2028 in the context of Moldova’s European integration process. The aim of the document is to strengthen the institutional capacity necessary to carry out reforms related to EU accession, with a focus on the free movement of services and Moldova’s participation in the EU Internal Market. Cooperation between the two agencies began in 2023 and has evolved into a structured partnership aimed at supporting the process of harmonizing national legislation with European standards, implementing Directive 2006/123/EC on services in the internal market, developing economic analysis mechanisms, and strengthening dialogue with the business community. In the near future, the partnership will facilitate the implementation of the Roadmap for the application of the Law on the Freedom of Establishment of Service Providers and the Freedom to Provide Services, the development of tools necessary to prevent the emergence of new barriers in the services sector, as well as capacity building in the area of evidence-based and data-driven public policy development. The signing of the memorandum reflects the shared commitment of Moldova and Sweden to supporting the reforms necessary for the country’s integration into the European Union’s Internal Market, which contributes to enhancing the competitiveness of the national economy and creating a more predictable and business-friendly environment. // 02.06.2026 – InfoMarket.

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