In Moldova, participants discussed how economic diplomacy can help local companies strengthen their positions in foreign markets and integrate into international value chains. At Moldova Business Week, participants also addressed issues such as attracting investment, promoting products, and leveraging international business connections to forge new partnerships.
Moldova's tourism sector is growing and becoming more diverse; however, for further development, it needs not only new visitors but also investments in infrastructure, hospitality, and unique tourism products. The industry is also focusing on international promotion and partnerships, which are expected to boost the country's visibility and sustain demand for its tourism services.
Participants in Moldova Business Week 2026 visited several production sites in Moldova to assess firsthand the capabilities of the local food industry and the sector's export potential. During the visits, participants were introduced to the technological processes, quality standards, and operational characteristics of companies that have demonstrated significant growth in revenue and profits in recent years.
The Japanese business community's interest in Moldova is growing
As part of Moldova Business Week, a forum dedicated to investment and export potential in the healthcare sector will be held in Moldova. Participants from government agencies, the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as investors and international experts, will discuss the industry's prospects, including the development of clinics, drug manufacturing, and new financing avenues.
Delegations from more than 50 countries are participating in the 11th Moldova Business Week, which is taking place from September 28 to October 2 in Chișinău
The Fintech Moldova Conference (FMC26) will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
As part of a World Bank-funded program, the Moldovan Investment Agency is selecting 20 companies that wish to increase their online sales in international markets
At a regional forum in Brașov, Moldova presented its investment opportunities in the fields of e-commerce and logistics, emphasizing infrastructure development and the digitalization of the economy. Participation in the event allowed the country to highlight the potential of a market that, while still underdeveloped, offers significant opportunities for investors and industry players.
A fund with capital of more than 1 million euros to support Moldova's startup ecosystem will officially begin accepting applications on September 30, the third day of Moldova Business Week
As part of Moldova Business Week, a seminar will be held in Moldova focusing on the investor support system and services available to businesses. Participants will be introduced to key tools for interacting with government agencies, mechanisms for project support, and opportunities that can accelerate the launch and development of businesses in the country's market.
In Paris, Moldova was presented as a new tourist destination for the French market during a specialized event for the press and industry representatives. The focus was on a comprehensive promotion of the country through culture, gastronomy, winemaking, and business contacts, which should boost interest in the destination and support the export of tourism services.
A forum dedicated to the development of the global business services sector and the country's investment opportunities will be held in Chisinau as part of Moldova Business Week. The discussion will focus on Moldova's competitiveness, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and workforce challenges, and participants are expected to include representatives from the business community, government, and international partners.
A conference will be held in Chisinau as part of Moldova Business Week 2026, focusing on how the creative industries can become a source of growth and attract investment. Participants will discuss the development of long-term partnerships between businesses, investors, and government agencies, as well as the prospects for the creative sector's entry into international markets.
In Moldova, 599 companies participated in the BRIDGE Missions program from 2022 to 2025, and in 2025, its participants exported $1.5 million worth of goods
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