On October 29, Chișinău will host "Export Vision - Italia," an event during which participants will discuss opportunities for Moldovan companies to enter the Italian market
Moldovan fruit producers are stepping up their promotional efforts at one of the largest international industry forums in Madrid, where they are focusing on expanding export ties and seeking new partners. Market participants are presenting a new approach to supply and confirming their readiness to operate in accordance with global trade requirements, which could influence the country's position in foreign markets.
In September, Energocom increased its electricity purchases amid new market conditions, with imports continuing to account for the bulk of the volume. The company also notes a change in the structure of its purchases, which affects the weighted average price and highlights the role of peak hours and contracts with regional suppliers.
The World Bank expects economic growth in Europe and Central Asia to slow in the coming years amid pressure from high energy prices, weak external demand, and ongoing uncertainty. The new report also notes significant differences among subregions: some economies are remaining resilient thanks to domestic demand and investment, while others are facing a more pronounced slowdown in business activity.
The World Bank has updated its assessment of Moldova's economic outlook for the coming years, maintaining one of its key forecasts and slightly improving another. The new report also highlights the factors that continue to hold back growth and the conditions that will determine the economy's trajectory in the medium term.
Moldova has announced that it is accepting applications for the Inbound Missions program, which aims to establish direct connections between Moldovan manufacturers and foreign buyers
In Moldova, 25 leading exporters for 2026—selected from more than 1,300 companies—were honored
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.
Moldova will expand its production capacity for seeds and planting material and improve the procedures for their inspection and certification
Moldova Could Become an Export and Trade Hub for the Entire Region — Vasile Tofan
Moldova enters the new business week with a dense policy and market agenda, as fresh data point to widening fiscal pressure, stronger reserves and continued inflows from abroad. At the same time, major decisions are expected in energy, investment and capital markets, with several initiatives that could reshape financing, tariffs and business regulation.
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