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In 2025, Moldova significantly expanded its trade presence in international markets thanks to a consolidated portfolio of programs and instruments aimed at promoting exports

In 2025, Moldova significantly expanded its trade presence in international markets thanks to a consolidated portfolio of programs and instruments aimed at promoting exports

As reported by the Investment Agency, thanks to its initiatives, 2,294 companies received support in internationalization, and 129 companies reported additional exports worth more than $15.28 million. In 2025 the Investment Agency consolidated a broad portfolio of programs and instruments, each of which has a direct impact on market access. Seven export missions were conducted to Romania and Germany with the participation of 64 companies and more than 700 B2B meetings. Under the Bridge Missions program, 222 applications were approved, generating over 25.7 million lei in new exports. Under the Tech Step Sweden program, three Moldovan IT companies are participating in an extended access program to the Swedish market. Under the Export Vision program, six new market studies were conducted, with 415 companies participating in the presentations. The Buy Diaspora program, developed jointly with UNDP in Moldova, has been launched, dedicated to initiatives to promote Moldovan brands through the diaspora. Extensive campaigns are being conducted to raise brand awareness using banners and printed materials at Europe's largest airports: London Stansted, Milan Malpensa, Berlin Brandenburg, Warsaw Chopin Airport, and Chisinau Airport. International campaigns were conducted in Romania, Germany, and the countries of the European Free Trade Association (EFTA). Cooperation with the media was carried out to promote Moldova's image as a quality exporter. Participation in international exhibitions with a country stand for 10 industry associations was supported. “Through these efforts, the Investment Agency has contributed to strengthening Moldova's position as a reliable supplier in EU markets, developing new trade links with Asia, and launching digital tools for exporters, including the invest.gov.md/export platform. 2025 confirms the ability of Moldovan exporters to compete in international markets when they have access to information, networking opportunities, and specialized support,” the Investment Agency said. // 30.12.2025 — InfoMarket

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