Marta Kos, the European Commissioner for Enlargement, announced this in a video message at the opening of Moldova Business Week 2026 in Chisinau. She congratulated the country's authorities on implementing high-quality reforms related to EU enlargement, noting that these reforms, implemented by Moldova as part of the process, contribute to creating a more predictable and attractive business environment for investment, build trust, ensure legal certainty, and help strengthen administrative capacity. "All of this lays the foundation for investment, increased productivity, stronger growth, and job creation within the country. As investors increasingly turn their attention to Moldova's potential, we must step up our efforts for the sake of Moldova's economic future. Moldovan producers are gradually gaining access to the opportunities and benefits of our single market. And others will follow, step by step, until full accession," she noted. Marta Kos announced that the European Union is preparing a new major financial support package for Moldova, which will become available starting in 2028. This will follow the implementation of the €1.9 billion Growth Plan provided by the EU for the period up to 2027. "This support is intended to attract private investment in key sectors in close cooperation with international financial institutions," said Marta Kos, noting that Moldova has much to offer international investors thanks to its strategic location, skilled workforce, and the potential of sectors such as digital technology, manufacturing, and logistics. "Moldova occupies a strategically advantageous position at the gateway to European markets, has a skilled workforce, and sectors with enormous potential—from digital technologies to manufacturing and logistics. "Anyone who invests in Moldova today is investing in Europe's success story," said Marta Kos. // 28.09.2026 — InfoMarket.