EU directives and their impact on Moldova's ICT sector will be discussed at the conference “Roadmap for Moldova's IT sector development in the EU: from risks to opportunities,” to take place in Chisinau on November 26
This was announced by the National Association of ICT Companies (ATIC), which invites companies in the information and communication technology sector to participate in this conference. The event opens a series of industry discussions and seminars dedicated to strengthening compliance capacity, adherence to European standards, and preparing companies for the technological and operational transformations that integration into the European digital market will entail. As noted by ATIC, Moldova is undergoing a large-scale process of harmonization with European standards, and this path opens up a number of opportunities for the entire ICT community. The conference will provide an overview of the main European directives and digital policy frameworks that will affect the functioning and competitiveness of companies in this sector in the coming years. Participants will be able to understand how EU directives will be transposed into national legislation and what practical consequences they will have on their activities – from cybersecurity and data protection to accessibility, competition, the operating environment, and taxation. The ICT industry in Moldova is undergoing a period of profound transformation due to new European regulations and corresponding national reforms. Directives such as the Cyber Resilience Act, GDPR, Accessibility Directive, compliance with European state aid principles, and the application of international tax standards (including OECD – Pillar II) will affect how digital services and products are developed, secured, and delivered. In this context, the conference becomes an important platform for dialogue between public and private companies, as well as development partners, which is relevant for all ICT companies operating in Moldova that need to prepare for the upcoming changes. The event will feature a retrospective review of the development of the ICT sector over the past decade, presented by representatives of ATIC together with representatives of the government and relevant agencies, as well as partners – the EBRD and Innovate Moldova. The main session, “Roadmap for Moldova's IT sector development in the EU,” will examine the relevant European directives for the ICT sector and discuss the prospects for the tax regime, fair competition, and state aid policy. Local and international experts, representatives of ATIC, relevant authorities, and the business community will take part in the presentations. Those wishing to participate must confirm their attendance by November 24 by filling out the registration form. Admission to the event is free of charge, subject to prior registration. The event also marks the launch of a series of technical discussions and thematic consultations. In 2026, ATIC will organize a series of specialized events on priority topics—from European regulation and taxation to cybersecurity, compliance, and technical standards—which will be accessible to both ATIC members and the entire ICT community. // 21.11.2025 — InfoMarket
