Moldova's business agenda is being reshaped by a wave of fiscal, energy and investment decisions, with parliament advancing a broad tax package, new rules for key market segments and major infrastructure projects. At the same time, regulators are signaling possible pressure on household electricity bills, while international lenders and partners are moving ahead with fresh financing and modernization plans.
Moldova intends to expand cooperation with Qatar in the field of renewable energy and attract Qatari investment in agriculture, the modernization of processing infrastructure, IT, and healthcare
An in-depth review of Yandex Go's investment activities has begun in Moldova: authorities are examining potential risks to information security, personal data protection, and the service's governance structure. Based on the results of the assessment, the council may take measures that could affect the platform's operating conditions in the local market.
Moldova has officially begun negotiations with the EU on two key economic clusters that address the domestic market, competition, digitalization, and business conditions. The Ministry of Economic Development believes that this phase could have a significant impact on the business environment, companies' access to the European market, and the pace of economic modernization.
The official launch of the Moldova AI Hub platform will take place on October 15–16 at the Tekwill Center
As part of Moldova Business Week 2026, Chisinau will host "Creative Industries Days," where participants will discuss the sector's export potential, attracting investment, and Moldovan companies' entry into foreign markets. The program includes a conference, meetings with international delegates, pitch sessions, and networking events, all designed to demonstrate how creative businesses can turn ideas into international projects.
In 2025, Moldova's exports of services approached the levels of goods exports, and in certain segments, they already account for a significant portion of foreign revenue. Against this backdrop, the authorities are preparing a separate set of measures focused on export potential, tourism, and new forms of support for companies, and will also name the country's top exporters for the first time.
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.
The European Union has funded new programs to develop Moldova's startup ecosystem: several local organizations have received support to provide incubation, acceleration, and assistance in bringing projects to foreign markets. The initiative covers various stages of growth for technology businesses and could significantly intensify competition for investment and talent in the sector.
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