This was reported by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, which noted that Chapter 6, "Corporate Law," from Cluster 2 "Internal Market" is aimed at harmonizing national legislation with European Union rules regarding the establishment of companies, capital, financial reporting, mergers, and cross-border activities, as well as legal forms established by the EU, such as the European Company. In practice, these changes are intended to simplify and modernize the rules applicable to companies, as well as to improve transparency, corporate governance, financial reporting, auditing, and shareholder rights in accordance with EU requirements. The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization notes that it is contributing to the harmonization of legislation within its areas of competence and laying the necessary groundwork for the application of European rules. The goal is to reduce bureaucracy, increase transparency, and simplify cross-border commercial activities to create a favorable business environment for entrepreneurs and investors, which will contribute to the development of companies and Moldova's integration into the European Union's single market. // 20.10.2026 — InfoMarket.