Moldova is increasingly strengthening its position as a competitive exporter in international markets, with exports reaching $3.56 billion in 2024, exceeding 40% of GDP, according to the Investment Agency
As reported by the agency, this was discussed during the event "Moldova Export Offer & Exporters' Needs," held as part of Moldova Business Week 2025. The fastest-growing sectors identified include information technology, where exports will increase more than fivefold from 2018 to 2024, and auto parts manufacturing integrated into global value chains. At the same time, Moldova remains a leading global exporter of apples, apricots, plums, and wine, building on strong agricultural traditions. As part of the event "Moldova Export Offer & Exporters' Needs," the results of a survey of approximately 350 exporters were presented for the first time – a comprehensive analysis of opportunities, barriers, and areas for expansion in foreign markets. Key indicators were announced: 82% of exports are carried by road; the main target markets are Romania, Germany, Italy, France, the United States, and the United Kingdom. Representatives of the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, the Entrepreneurship Development Organization, the Moldovan-Romanian Bilateral Chamber of Commerce, and IDIS Viitorul participated in the discussions. High-level government and business representatives who will work on transforming expert knowledge into export partnerships and support programs. "Investments are coming to Moldova for production and export. The fact that the barriers reported by exporters are no longer related to bureaucratic procedures demonstrates that government agencies are doing their job effectively and creating a competitive environment for international trade," noted Irina Tolstousov, Deputy Director of the Investment Agency. // 19.09.2025 — InfoMarket.
