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Moldova is strengthening its position as a reliable European exporter, and its strategic focus on high value-added sectors and premium agricultural products is yielding sustainable results

Moldova is strengthening its position as a reliable European exporter, and its strategic focus on high value-added sectors and premium agricultural products is yielding sustainable results

As stated by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, Moldova is constantly expanding its presence in international markets, using compliance with EU standards to access new trade opportunities and strengthen its position as a competitive and reliable supplier. The strategic focus on high value-added sectors and premium agricultural products is yielding tangible and sustainable results. The increase in fruit exports to the European Union and Moldova's positioning as a major supplier of plums to the EU market confirm the competitiveness of Moldovan producers in terms of quality and reliability. Moldovan products continue to win the trust of international partners in the demanding markets of Europe, the US, and Asia. By fully adopting CEN/CENELEC standards and almost 90% of ETSI standards, Moldova has removed technical barriers to trade and facilitated access for its products to the single European market. Regulatory harmonization, supported by a robust quality infrastructure and effective consumer protection mechanisms, ensures compliance and predictability of exports. From wines aged in the underground galleries of Cricova to agricultural products supplied to competitive international markets, Moldova demonstrates its ability to deliver products that meet the highest standards. In 2024, Moldovan wine exports reached their highest level in a decade, confirming the trend of export growth and diversification. To capitalize on these achievements, the Moldovan Investment Agency, in partnership with BBC StoryWorks, has launched an international communication campaign aimed at promoting export products and strengthening Moldova's image as a competitive destination and reliable partner in international trade. // 05.02.2026 — InfoMarket

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