Moldova hopes to attract Greek investment in IT, pharmaceuticals, and tourism
Moldova intends to attract new Greek investment into its economy, including in the IT, pharmaceutical, agritourism, and medical tourism sectors
Moldova intends to attract new Greek investment into its economy, including in the IT, pharmaceutical, agritourism, and medical tourism sectors
The Ministry of Finance has prepared a package of amendments that, starting in 2028, will significantly change the approach to the taxation of controlled foreign companies and introduce new reporting requirements for businesses. A separate component of the initiative concerns future tax rules for transactions between related companies following the country's accession to the EU, as well as a mechanism for resolving double taxation disputes.
Moldova plans to improve the mechanism for reviewing investments that are significant to national security, with the aim of making it more transparent, proportionate, and focused on actual risks to national security
The Moldovan Parliament has been convened for an extraordinary session to be held from August 20 to 26, 2026.
Moldova is accelerating its preparations for integration into the Single European Market and is launching a strategic project with the EU that will help align its institutional and regulatory frameworks with European standards and strengthen the authorities' capacity to enforce Single Market rules
Moldova has been singled out by the Energy Community as one of the region's most advanced countries in energy and climate governance, with progress also noted in renewable energy and market integration reforms. The assessment points to a solid policy framework, but also signals that further steps will be needed to turn plans into concrete results in the power sector and beyond.
Moldova's Ministry of Energy stated that, under the current circumstances, a return to purchasing electricity from the Moldovan State Power Plant is not being considered. The ministry attributes this to changes in the economics of production, technical limitations, and additional risks associated with sanctions and new energy market regulations.
In less than a year since joining SEPA, Moldovan citizens and companies have saved more than 13 million euros on cross-border payments in euros, and the country's financial system is becoming more stable and attractive to investors—NBM
The Moldovan government has approved a package of changes that significantly relaxes the rules governing foreign exchange transactions and gradually expands the options available to residents without requiring regulatory approval. The reform will affect not only limits and specific capital transactions, but also settlement procedures, account opening, and the handling of foreign financial instruments, with some restrictions set to be lifted in the near future.
Moldova is preparing to update its rules on the settlement and trading of financial instruments to bring them into line with EU standards and strengthen the market's protection against systemic risks. The amendments will affect the range of market participants, the powers of regulators, and supervisory mechanisms, and will also lay the groundwork for closer integration of the country's financial infrastructure with European standards.
The government has approved a draft of a new Investment Law aimed at encouraging investment through clearer rules and incentives for strategic investment projects, as well as strengthening investor protection.
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