The first EU-Moldova Investment Conference in Chisinau on June 4 will be officially launched by President Maia Sandu, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, and European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos
As reported by the Investment Agency, the high-level opening of this event will lay the groundwork for a strategic dialogue on Moldova’s investment potential, the country’s integration into European value chains, and the opportunities created by the EU Growth Plan for Moldova. The Conference will also take place in the context of the European Commission’s call for expressions of interest in investing in Moldova, open to companies from the European Union, the European Economic Area, and Moldova. The call has already generated significant interest: 45 project proposals were submitted in the first phase, focusing on areas such as energy and renewable energy sources, the agri-food sector, digitalization, transport, and logistics. As noted by the Investment Agency, as Moldova advances on its European path, the EU-Moldova Investment Conference will bring together companies, decision-makers, representatives of the European Commission, and financial institutions for high-level discussions, roundtables, sector-specific presentations, and B2B meetings. As previously reported, the EU-Moldova Investment Conference will be held for the first time in Chisinau on June 4. The Conference is organized by the Moldovan government and the European Commission with the support of the Investment Agency and the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization of Moldova and is timed to coincide with the anniversary of the launch of Moldova’s Growth Plan. The event aims to stimulate productive investment, strengthen EU-Moldova supply chains, and accelerate economic convergence with the European market. The Conference program includes high-level sessions, thematic panels, sector-specific presentations, and B2B meetings aimed at developing concrete trade and investment partnerships. Priority areas: capital markets and financial instruments for investment; energy and the green transition; transport, logistics, and European transport connectivity; agri-processing and investment in rural areas; industry and integration into European value chains; innovation, digitalization, healthcare, and biotechnology. // 15.05.2026 – InfoMarket.
