The Fintech Moldova Conference will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
The Fintech Moldova Conference (FMC26) will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
The Fintech Moldova Conference (FMC26) will take place in Chișinău on October 2 as part of Moldova Business Week 2026
A fund with capital of more than 1 million euros to support Moldova's startup ecosystem will officially begin accepting applications on September 30, the third day of Moldova Business Week
In the first half of 2026, Moldova recorded the highest growth rate in Europe for the number of tourists visiting the country
This summer, funding for agricultural projects supported by the relevant agency increased significantly compared to last year. The greatest demand was for programs related to the modernization of technology and equipment, though other areas of support for farmers also continued.
The authorities want to make Moldova the most business-friendly country in Europe, with better conditions for entrepreneurs and investors than in other countries in the region. To this end, they will reduce bureaucracy, introduce clearer rules, and attract more investment - Vasile Tofan
The European Union has funded new programs to develop Moldova's startup ecosystem: several local organizations have received support to provide incubation, acceleration, and assistance in bringing projects to foreign markets. The initiative covers various stages of growth for technology businesses and could significantly intensify competition for investment and talent in the sector.
In early September, the Moldova Innovation Technology Park reached a significant milestone in the number of active residents, reflecting the continued growth of the country's technology ecosystem. Amid these new additions, both local and international teams are joining the park, and one of the recent residents has become emblematic of this stage of development.
"Reducing bureaucracy is important for streamlining the process of launching, testing, and growing a business, especially in the early stages," said Claudiu Năsui.
Moldova is expanding the range of industries capable of attracting foreign capital and is focusing not only on already established export sectors but also on new areas with high growth potential. At Moldova Business Week 2026, investors will be presented with projects and conditions for entering the sectors that are currently shaping the next wave of business activity in the country.
There are currently 3,719 independent contractors (freelancers) in Moldova, including professionals from a wide variety of fields, some of which are quite unusual
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