Intellectual property

The Ministry of Economic Development will discuss updating the National Program for EU Accession for 2025–2029

The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization will hold preliminary consultations on updating the National Program for EU Accession for 2025–2029, during which participants plan to discuss key areas for legislative harmonization and further steps to advance the country's progress in the negotiation process. Representatives from government agencies, the business community, the expert community, and the civil sector will take part in the discussion.

26 October 2026 · 19:10

Moldova will implement EU standards for greater transparency and business development

In Moldova, the implementation of European legislation will ensure greater transparency for companies and clearer conditions for business development

20 October 2026 · 17:40

AGEPI's Appeals Commission Will Review 25 Industrial Property Objections in October

In October, the AGEPI Appeals Commission will hold two sessions to review a number of objections regarding industrial property rights, including disputed trademark applications and international registrations. The agenda includes cases involving both local companies and individuals as well as well-known international brands, making the upcoming hearings significant for the intellectual property market.

1 October 2026 · 16:55

The sixth meeting of the Moldovan-Austrian Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation will be held in Vienna

Vienna will host the next meeting of the Moldovan-Austrian Intergovernmental Commission on Economic Cooperation, where the parties will discuss key areas of the bilateral agenda—ranging from energy and trade to education and intellectual property. On the sidelines of the meeting, talks are scheduled with government and business representatives, as well as the signing of documents that could set new benchmarks for economic cooperation between the two countries.

7 September 2026 · 15:54

The Ministry of Finance has proposed new rules for the taxation of controlled foreign corporations, effective in 2028

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.

1 September 2026 · 09:06

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