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Investment opportunities in the national agri-food sector were present-ed at the Moldova-Benelux Forum in Maastricht - the Ministry of Agri-culture

Investment opportunities in the national agri-food sector were present-ed at the Moldova-Benelux Forum in Maastricht - the Ministry of Agri-culture

According to the ministry, these opportunities were presented by Ina Butucel, Deputy Secretary General of the ministry. The forum aimed to develop economic and investment ties between Moldova and the Benelux countries – the Netherlands, Belgium, and Luxembourg – and to facilitate direct contacts between government agencies, companies, and investors. Ina Butucel noted that Moldova's European path creates new requirements and new opportunities for agriculture and the agri-food industry. She added that local authorities and producers are working to improve competitiveness, modernize production processes, and adapt to European market standards. "Investments in processing, storage, logistics, and modern technologies can increase the added value of Moldovan products and their positioning in foreign markets," she emphasized. The Moldova-Benelux Forum in Maastricht brought together over 120 participants and over 30 companies from Moldova, representing sectors with export and investment potential, such as agriculture and the agri-food industry, logistics and transport, information technology, industrial manufacturing, renewable energy, and business services. // 12.06.2026 — InfoMarket

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