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The European Commission has announced a new call for proposals for companies from the EU, EEA, and Moldova wishing to invest in the real sector of the Moldovan economy

The European Commission has announced a new call for proposals for companies from the EU, EEA, and Moldova wishing to invest in the real sector of the Moldovan economy

According to the EU Delegation to Moldova, the aim of this initiative is to identify strategic projects that contribute to economic growth and Moldova's integration into the single European market. All proposals will undergo a transparent and objective assessment with the support of the European Commission and partner financial institutions to ensure their successful implementation. This is a unique opportunity to develop innovative projects in priority sectors, receive financial support, and directly contribute to the transformation and modernization of the Moldovan economy. Applications are open until June 4. As previously reported, the European Commission launched a call for proposals for companies from the EU, the European Economic Area, and Moldova to identify specific investment opportunities in the Moldovan economy. The main objective of the initiative is to facilitate a structured dialogue between the European Commission and the private sector in order to analyse Moldova’s investment potential, identify existing barriers to investment, and develop a portfolio of projects that could benefit from the political, technical and financial instruments offered by the European Commission. The objective of this call for expressions of interest is to establish a dialogue with private companies regarding specific investment opportunities and related constraints in Moldova. Based on the relevant evaluation criteria, follow-up contacts with partner financial institutions can be facilitated for potential financial cooperation. This dialogue aims to generate a flow of transformative private investment into Moldova, which could potentially be supported by the European Commission using its available instruments. The priority areas of the call will be based on the Growth Plan and the Strategic Directions of the European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus (EFSD+), identifying key sectors of the real economy requiring investment, including, but not limited to: energy and green transition; agriculture, agri-food industry and rural development; advanced manufacturing and industrialisation; information technology, digital innovation and applied research; Infrastructure and communications: transport, logistics, and digital systems; healthcare, and digital health innovation. Projects must meet a minimum investment threshold, including a total investment project size of €10 million and the project promoter's equity participation of 15% of the total investment project value. Strategic, financial, and impact criteria will be used to evaluate the project's investment proposal. // 13.03.2026 –InfoMarket.

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