Moldova has announced its intention to significantly boost its appeal to businesses and become a hub for companies looking to enter regional markets. At a meeting of the Economic Council, government officials and representatives of the business community discussed measures that could improve the investment climate, simplify regulations, and remove a number of systemic barriers for entrepreneurs.
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
Foreign direct investment in Moldova continued to grow in the first half of 2026, with the bulk of the funds coming from equity, while debt instruments also increased. The investment structure continues to show a noticeable concentration in certain sectors and sources of capital, reflecting the current priorities of foreign investors in the local market.
Moldovan authorities are striving to create a more competitive, technologically advanced, and sustainable industrial sector—Vasile Tofan
Moldovan wines and spirits are being prepared for a presentation in Lagos, where producers hope to strengthen their position in one of Africa's promising markets and establish contacts with local importers and retailers. The event will feature tastings, a business program, and a series of meetings designed to help identify further export opportunities.
Moldova Could Become an Export and Trade Hub for the Entire Region — Vasile Tofan
Moldova plans to establish a clear and effective mechanism for tracking taxi operations and revenue generated through electronic platforms
For most goods from Moldova, the additional U.S. tariff—which stood at 25% just a year ago—no longer applies
Vasile Tofan visited businesses in Taraclia and Ceadîr-Lunga: the manufacturers spoke about the challenges they face when exporting their products
Moldova's economy continued to grow in the first half of the year, and the latest data from statistics agencies and the National Bank indicate that this positive trend continued into the second quarter. At the same time, when making its decision on the interest rate, the regulator specifically noted changes in key sectors, foreign trade, and consumer activity, which together paint a picture of recovery.
The Chamber of Commerce and Industry invites Moldovan companies to participate in the 8th "Moldova Presents" exhibition, which will take place November 6–8 in Iași (Romania)
The renovation and expansion of the existing terminal at Chișinău Airport are set to begin no later than October—Vasile Tofan
Vienna will host the next meeting of the Moldovan-Austrian Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation, where the parties will discuss key areas of the bilateral agenda—ranging from energy and trade to education and intellectual property. On the sidelines of the meeting, talks are scheduled with government and business representatives, as well as the signing of documents that could set new benchmarks for economic cooperation between the two countries.
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