Moldova and Austria agreed to expand cooperation in agriculture and related areas following a meeting of the intergovernmental commission in Vienna. The parties discussed new joint projects, support for the agri-food sector's adaptation to EU requirements, and next steps, which will be finalized in the near future.
The authorities want to make Moldova the most business-friendly country in Europe, with better conditions for entrepreneurs and investors than in other countries in the region. To this end, they will reduce bureaucracy, introduce clearer rules, and attract more investment - Vasile Tofan
In 2025, Moldova received 1.4 billion euros in foreign aid, which is 10% less than in 2024 (1.6 billion euros).
Moldova and the Netherlands will expand their cooperation in the financial sector and launch new joint projects
A new digital tool has been introduced to streamline orchard record-keeping and bring a range of production data into a single system. Developed in line with national and international quality and safety requirements, it is being positioned as part of a broader effort to modernize fruit production and improve traceability across the sector.
Moldova and the World Bank will develop a new partnership framework that will define the priorities for future cooperation
In the first half of 2026, Moldova significantly reduced its external government borrowing compared to the same period last year. The bulk of the proceeds went toward budget support, while project financing from external sources accounted for a smaller share—the full version of the article details which lenders provided the funds and how the borrowing was distributed across sectors.
Inflation accelerated again in August, moving back above the central bank's target band, while the government advanced a new tax and customs package that could reshape several business segments next year. At the same time, regulators are preparing a broad deregulation push, energy and trade data point to shifting market dynamics, and several corporate and infrastructure developments are set to draw investor attention.
Moldova is counting on IMF assistance to implement reforms, reduce the budget deficit, and manage state assets and public debt more effectively
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
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will help Moldova improve corporate governance at state-owned enterprises
Moldova and Japan will expand their cooperation to enhance the competitiveness of our country's small and medium-sized enterprises and promote their wider adoption of Japanese management methods and productivity improvements
On November 2, a business delegation from France will visit Moldova to discuss new opportunities for cooperation and investment
Switzerland and Moldova discussed the results of their long-standing cooperation and next steps within the framework of existing support programs, including a project to strengthen parliamentary democracy. According to the meeting participants, the assistance covers several key areas at once, and the immediate agenda includes the further modernization of institutions and digital infrastructure.
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