For the first time, Moldova is represented at SIAL Paris by two national pavilions, where local producers are showcasing a wide range of agri-food products. Participation in one of the world's largest food industry trade shows opens up new opportunities for companies to negotiate with international buyers and expand their export ties.
The 3rd Moldovan-French Economic Forum will take place on October 22 in Nice (France)
Moldovan agri-food producers are preparing to represent their country at one of the largest international trade shows in Paris. Participation in the national pavilion is expected to open up new opportunities for exports, negotiations with foreign partners, and the promotion of products in foreign markets.
The Moldovan Investment Agency has extended the application period for a program designed to help local companies enter international online markets and boost exports through digital channels. The initiative is designed for businesses with products ready for sale and provides training, mentoring, and practical support for some participants.
"Moldova needs to establish strong local governments capable of attracting and managing European funds," said Vasile Tofan
Moldova will become more accessible to European travelers thanks to a new international advertising campaign launched in partnership with Booking.com.
On October 29, Chișinău will host "Export Vision - Italia," an event during which participants will discuss opportunities for Moldovan companies to enter the Italian market
Moldova has announced that it is accepting applications for the Inbound Missions program, which aims to establish direct connections between Moldovan manufacturers and foreign buyers
Integrating artificial intelligence into business processes requires not only access to new technologies, but also solutions tailored precisely to the specific needs of individual companies. A specialized session was held at the Moldova Business Week forum, where startups and potential clients discussed digital transformation, process optimization, and potential commercial projects during one-on-one meetings.
A major new pharmaceutical manufacturing project is being launched in Moldova, which calls for the creation of a modern industrial and innovation cluster. The initiative was presented at an industry forum, where participants also discussed investment opportunities in healthcare, exports, and the development of medical tourism.
In Moldova, participants discussed how economic diplomacy can help local companies strengthen their positions in foreign markets and integrate into international value chains. At Moldova Business Week, participants also addressed issues such as attracting investment, promoting products, and leveraging international business connections to forge new partnerships.
Moldova's tourism sector is growing and becoming more diverse; however, for further development, it needs not only new visitors but also investments in infrastructure, hospitality, and unique tourism products. The industry is also focusing on international promotion and partnerships, which are expected to boost the country's visibility and sustain demand for its tourism services.
Participants in Moldova Business Week 2026 visited several production sites in Moldova to assess firsthand the capabilities of the local food industry and the sector's export potential. During the visits, participants were introduced to the technological processes, quality standards, and operational characteristics of companies that have demonstrated significant growth in revenue and profits in recent years.
The Japanese business community's interest in Moldova is growing
As part of Moldova Business Week, a forum dedicated to investment and export potential in the healthcare sector will be held in Moldova. Participants from government agencies, the medical and pharmaceutical sectors, as well as investors and international experts, will discuss the industry's prospects, including the development of clinics, drug manufacturing, and new financing avenues.
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