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The investment opportunities of Moldova will be presented to the Moldovan diaspora in Ireland on July 20 in Dublin at the “Investing at Home” event.

The investment opportunities of Moldova will be presented to the Moldovan diaspora in Ireland on July 20 in Dublin at the “Investing at Home” event.

It is organized by the Investment Agency in partnership with national authorities to present investment opportunities in Moldova to our fellow Irish citizens and tell them more about how the state and development partners support the creation and development of businesses in our country and what financial instruments can be used. Event participants will have the opportunity to meet entrepreneurs who are developing businesses at home and will share their success stories and experiences. During the discussion panels, various topics related to investment will be addressed, with an emphasis on developing industries: agriculture, tourism, IT, creative industries, business services, energy efficiency, the real estate sector, waste management and recycling, medical services, private nurseries and kindergartens . The talk will be about the opportunities of our country, how the state supports entrepreneurs and the potential of different sectors of the economy. Participation in the event is free, subject to registration by filling out the required electronic form. Diaspora Invest is a government initiative dedicated to the diaspora, created with the goal of connecting citizens outside the country to investment opportunities and available sources of financing, as well as providing them with the necessary support in the process of starting a business in Moldova. The Diaspora Invest initiative is being implemented with the support of the Future Technologies in Moldova (FTA) project, funded by the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), Sweden and the UK, and the Rural Competitiveness and Resilience project, funded by USAID and the Ukraine-Moldova American Enterprise Fund ( former Western NIS Enterprise Fund). // 03.07.2024 – InfoMarket.

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