"For Moldova, digitalization is essential for boosting economic competitiveness, attracting investment, and integrating into the European market," said Vasile Tofan
Aspiring entrepreneurs from Moldova will have the opportunity to intern with experienced businesspeople from other countries as part of a European exchange program focused on developing practical skills and finding international partners. Participants will also receive financial support for the duration of their internship, while the host organizations will have the opportunity to expand their business networks and exchange new business ideas.
Five Moldovan wine producers were among the winners of the Asia Wine Trophy 2026, the largest wine competition on the Asian continent.
Moldovan wines are well represented at the Daejeon International Wine EXPO 2026 in South Korea, which is taking place from November 6 to 8
In Moldova, temporary measures have been implemented for some gas stations following the revocation of measurement system certificates: operators have been given a limited amount of time to correct violations and replace equipment. The decision was made to avoid disruptions in the fuel market; however, oversight by regulatory authorities continues, and the requirements for companies remain strict.
Moldovan divins (cognacs) won 12 medals at the Spirits Selection by Concours Mondial de Bruxelles 2026 competition
Moldovan authorities are discussing with Qatar the terms for entering a new market with agri-food products, with a particular focus on sanitary and veterinary requirements for animal-derived goods. Following the talks, the parties have moved closer to establishing a framework for institutional cooperation that could streamline trade procedures and open up additional opportunities for exporters.
A grant competition for e-commerce projects has launched in Moldova: support will be available to companies working with digital platforms, logistics, payment solutions, and e-commerce technologies. The program aims to implement and scale solutions that can transform the operations of multiple market participants at once, while applicants must meet strict requirements regarding co-financing and the commercial viability of their projects.
In Moldova, maximum retail prices for major petroleum products continue to decline, and compared to the figures from late September, the maximum price for AI-95 gasoline has decreased by 3.83 lei per liter, and the maximum price for standard diesel fuel has decreased by 1.11 lei per liter
In October, Energocom purchased electricity at a higher price than the previous month, due to changes in the supply structure and a shift in purchases toward more expensive consumption hours. Imports continued to account for the bulk of the supply, while a significant portion of demand was met through domestic generation and market mechanisms.
Moldova has made its debut with a national pavilion at the Shanghai import expo, using the event to showcase its export potential and deepen trade ties with China. The participation brings together local producers and established importers already active in the market, underscoring a broader push to expand sales channels and strengthen long-standing commercial relations.
Chinese companies have expressed interest in launching joint projects with Moldova in a number of sectors—ranging from energy and logistics to agriculture and the digital economy. At a specialized forum in China, the parties discussed possible forms of cooperation, including investment, the development of production capacity, and technology transfer.
The Ministry of Energy will conduct a nationwide inventory and assessment of petroleum product storage capacity in Moldova
Moldova continues to strengthen its position in the Asian wine market, while the structure of its exports is shifting noticeably toward a broader geographic reach. Amid growing interest from a number of countries in the region, China remains a key market; the full version of this article provides details on how export flows are shifting and which markets are emerging as new growth areas.
Chinese experts are conducting an audit in Moldova that could be an important step toward opening the Chinese market to one of the country's niche agricultural products. The audit is assessing phytosanitary procedures, the control system, and the readiness of local producers to meet Chinese requirements.
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