As reported by the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, from January through May 2026, Moldova’s exports of goods totaled 1 billion 376.5 million euros, up 11.4% compared to the same period last year. These results indicate that Moldovan products are gaining a stronger foothold in foreign markets and that export destinations are diversifying. Exports grew the most to the following countries: Germany (+68.1%), Belgium (+53.7%), Kazakhstan (+26.6%), Italy (+24.6%), Turkey (+24.6%), Bulgaria (+18.9%), Poland (+11.5%), France (+8.5%), Romania (+6.3%), the Czech Republic (+6.3%), Belarus (+4.9%), and Ukraine (+2.1%). The growth in exports was driven by strong performance in several product categories, notably: raw hides, finished hides, and hides with fur (+97.0%); products of plant origin (+37%); footwear (+36.6%); fats and oils of animal or vegetable origin (+34.6%); non-ferrous metals (+28.7%). According to the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, these results reflect the growing competitiveness of Moldovan products and the ability of domestic companies to capitalize on opportunities offered by foreign markets. The growth of exports contributes to economic growth, stimulates investment, and creates new opportunities for manufacturers in Moldova. // 24.07.2026 — InfoMarket.