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As part of an international communications campaign promoting Moldova, has been published a new article, "Moldova's digital leap: Why international tech companies choose Moldova"

As part of an international communications campaign promoting Moldova, has been published a new article, "Moldova's digital leap: Why international tech companies choose Moldova"

The Investment Agency announced this, noting that the second article, published as part of an international campaign conducted in partnership with BBC StoryWorks, highlights Moldova's role as a promising investment destination in technology and IT services. The Investment Agency emphasized that it is continuing its international communications campaign aimed at promoting Moldova among globally oriented technology, software, and creative industries companies. The second article in this series analyzes how international creative technology and IT services companies choose Moldova for development and expansion, taking advantage of its predictable tax base, access to qualified human capital, and infrastructure adapted to export-oriented activities. This article highlights the role of the Moldova Innovation Technology Park (MITP), a virtual IT park designed for digital companies, offering a unique tax regime of 7% of turnover and a stable operating structure guaranteed until 2035. The MITP model facilitates the operations of international companies by eliminating administrative barriers and supporting cross-border activities in digital services. The article presents specific examples of international companies that have chosen Moldova as a hub for production, development, and service delivery for the EU, UK, US, and Asian markets, and highlights the importance of the local education and training system for ensuring the availability of a skilled workforce. // 05.02.2026 — InfoMarket

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