Competitiveness
Moldova has made progress in its negotiations with the EU on eight chapters and the economic criterion
Moldova has made good progress in the areas covered by the Economic Criterion, as well as in the eight chapters of the EU accession negotiations for which the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization is responsible
Domestic market reforms will strengthen Moldova's economy and open up new opportunities for development
Moldova is updating its European integration program with a focus on domestic market reforms and economic criteria designed to strengthen the country's competitiveness and accelerate alignment with EU rules. During the consultations, government officials and business representatives discussed the progress already made and the next steps in key areas that will determine the further advancement of the negotiation process.
Moldova intends to boost the competitiveness of its businesses through digital technologies
In Moldova, discussions are underway regarding measures designed to accelerate the digital transformation of businesses and enhance their competitiveness. The authorities are focusing on supporting businesses, providing access to expertise and financing, and fostering closer collaboration with the innovation ecosystem and European partners.
ODA has resumed accepting applications for the "Export Accelerator" program
Moldova has resumed accepting applications for a program designed to support companies looking to expand into foreign markets. Participants can expect an assessment of their export potential, personalized recommendations, and ongoing support; the full version of this article includes details on the selection process and the scope of the program.
Moldova will continue to develop economic clusters to boost exports and enhance the competitiveness of businesses
Moldova intends to continue developing economic clusters as a tool for enhancing business competitiveness and helping companies enter foreign markets. The authorities are preparing new support measures designed to strengthen cooperation among businesses, the scientific community, and European partners, as well as to create conditions for more active participation in innovation and production chains.
Moldova has begun negotiations with the EU on key economic clusters
Moldova has officially begun negotiations with the EU on two key economic clusters that address the domestic market, competition, digitalization, and business conditions. The Ministry of Economic Development believes that this phase could have a significant impact on the business environment, companies' access to the European market, and the pace of economic modernization.
Moldova aims to conclude negotiations on EU accession by 2028
Moldova is accelerating the negotiation process with the European Union and hopes to conclude it within a short timeframe. In Luxembourg, the country opened a new phase of discussions on a number of issues related to the internal market and competitiveness; however, the most complex reforms and legislative changes still lie ahead.
A working group on tourism will be established under the Economic Council attached to the Prime Minister of Moldova
The Economic Council under the Prime Minister of Moldova plans to establish a new working group, which is intended to serve as a permanent forum for dialogue between the business community and government authorities on tourism issues. The initiative aims to accelerate the resolution of long-standing problems in the industry—which affect several areas at once—and to strengthen the industry's role in the country's economy.
Moldova's economic diplomacy is opening the door for companies to enter European and global supply chains
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.
Moldovan authorities want to make the country's industrial sector more competitive and technologically advanced
Moldovan authorities are striving to create a more competitive, technologically advanced, and sustainable industrial sector—Vasile Tofan
Moldova must translate investor confidence into economic growth and competitiveness
Moldova enjoys a high level of trust from external partners and investors, but its financial stability must translate into investment, economic growth, and increased productivity and competitiveness—Vasile Tofan
The first FIA Investor Trust Platform business lunch was held as part of Moldova Business Week
The first practical event under the FIA Investor Trust Platform took place during Moldova Business Week, bringing together foreign investors to discuss what it really takes to enter and grow in the local market. The conversation focused on practical business experience, key opportunities, and the challenges companies face on the ground, with more details expected to emerge from the platform's future meetings.
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