A conference will be held in Chisinau as part of Moldova Business Week 2026, focusing on how the creative industries can become a source of growth and attract investment. Participants will discuss the development of long-term partnerships between businesses, investors, and government agencies, as well as the prospects for the creative sector's entry into international markets.
In the coming years, Moldova intends to double its fruit exports and expand its presence in the European Union's fruit market by both increasing sales volumes and focusing on value-added products
Moldova plans to introduce a licensing system for grain imports through October 31 to protect domestic agricultural producers
A state-owned energy supplier has secured a multi-month gas supply arrangement with the country's largest consumer, covering the heating season and extending into spring. The deal underscores the company's growing role in a competitive market and its ability to meet large-scale demand with stable supply solutions.
In the first half of the year, Moldovan exports significantly strengthened their position in a number of foreign markets, and shipments across several product categories showed steady growth. The relevant government agency attributes this trend to the increased competitiveness of domestic companies and the expansion of their international presence.
In Moldova, the first half of the year saw a significant increase in payments under agricultural support mechanisms: post-investment and advance payments rose particularly sharply. The agency notes that this trend is linked to increased investment in key areas of the agricultural sector and the modernization of farms; however, the full version of the report provides details on the most popular programs and the structure of funding.
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