The prime minister made this statement at an event marking the 15th anniversary of the European Business Association (EBA) in Moldova, which he attended alongside European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos. Vasile Tofan congratulated the organization on its contribution to improving the investment climate in Moldova, emphasizing that supporting companies already operating in our country is a priority for the government. "Our top priority is the investors who have already invested capital in Moldova, who already believe in Moldova, and who are already here. I want to assure you that your problems are our problems," said the prime minister. The head of the Cabinet emphasized that the success of investors operating in our country is the best way to attract new investment. At the same time, he urged companies to take advantage of the economic opportunities offered by the European integration process and to expand their businesses in Moldova. "Moldova is moving forward on this path, and you need to act now—don't wait!" urged Vasile Tofan. The Prime Minister highly commended the role of the European Business Association in strengthening the dialogue between the authorities and the business community, emphasizing that the organization not only highlights the challenges faced by entrepreneurs but also proposes concrete solutions to improve the regulatory framework. At the same time, he thanked entrepreneurs for their confidence in Moldova and for their contribution to economic development, despite regional challenges. Marta Kos met with representatives of Moldova's business community as part of an event marking the 15th anniversary of the European Business Association (EBA). During the meeting, the European Commissioner highlighted the benefits that Moldovan businesses are already reaping thanks to their gradual integration into the EU single market: cheaper bank transfers via the SEPA system, simplified trade procedures, and easier access to the European market. All of this contributes to business development and opens up new investment opportunities. Businesses play a key role in Moldova's economy, contributing to job creation, economic development, and the country's integration into the European market. The European Business Association (EBA), founded in 2011, brings together more than 120 local and international companies and promotes the development of a competitive and predictable business environment, as well as the integration of Moldova's economy into the European Union's single market. // 10.11.2026 — InfoMarket