Romanian investment in Moldova has risen to 659 million euros
Moldova is the main destination for Romanian investment, with a total of 659 million euros as of the end of 2025, which is 30% more than a year earlier
Moldova is the main destination for Romanian investment, with a total of 659 million euros as of the end of 2025, which is 30% more than a year earlier
Japan will continue to support Moldova's sustainable economic development
Moldova and Romania will develop a multimodal logistics hub to harness the potential of the ports of Galați, Constanța, and Giurgiulești and facilitate the transport of cargo
Moldova advocates expanding trade with China, attracting new Chinese investments, and facilitating access for Moldovan products to the Chinese market
Moldova and Italy are discussing expanding cooperation in the agricultural sector and launching new joint projects, including initiatives to align the sector with European standards. The talks focus on the exchange of expertise and support for reforms, the details of which may prove important for market participants and the agricultural sector.
Ukraine will increase the volume of water released into the Nistru by approximately 20%
The EU will hold four intergovernmental conferences on accession with Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine, and Moldova
The European Union will open two more negotiation clusters for Moldova next week, with the rest to follow by the end of the year—European Council
Moldova and the countries of the Black Sea region will take joint measures to reduce vulnerability to earthquakes and strengthen their emergency response capabilities
Moldova is interested in expanding trade, economic, and investment cooperation with Turkey and attracting new Turkish investments in the renewable energy sector
A Moldovan-Romanian B2B tourism meeting will take place in Chișinau on October 16
Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, and Albania will receive "roadmaps" for EU accession on October 28
Moldova and the EU discussed measures to support the population amid persistently high gas prices, including a compensation program for the most vulnerable families. The talks in Brussels also touched on issues of energy security, system resilience, and broader cooperation with the European Union in the areas of internal security and borders.
Moldova intends to expand cooperation with Azerbaijan in the energy sector and is ready to serve as a "gateway" to the European market for Azerbaijani companies
Austrian companies are ready to invest in Moldova, including in projects under the Economic Growth Plan
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