Moldova's Minister of Agriculture and Food Industry participated in an international forum in Shanghai, where changes in global agricultural trade and new approaches to the sector's development were discussed. The discussions focused on reducing barriers, integrating markets, and promoting agri-food products—issues that could influence future opportunities for producers.
Moldovan wines are well represented at the Daejeon International Wine EXPO 2026 in South Korea, which is taking place from November 6 to 8
Moldovan authorities are discussing with Qatar the terms for entering a new market with agri-food products, with a particular focus on sanitary and veterinary requirements for animal-derived goods. Following the talks, the parties have moved closer to establishing a framework for institutional cooperation that could streamline trade procedures and open up additional opportunities for exporters.
Chinese companies have expressed interest in launching joint projects with Moldova in a number of sectors—ranging from energy and logistics to agriculture and the digital economy. At a specialized forum in China, the parties discussed possible forms of cooperation, including investment, the development of production capacity, and technology transfer.
Moldovan companies are preparing for a series of business missions to three European markets as part of the EXPORT MISSIONS program. Participants will take part in B2B meetings and negotiations with foreign importers and distributors, and the preparatory phase has already begun.
The central banks of Moldova and Bulgaria have agreed to expand their cooperation as Chișinău moves toward aligning with European financial standards. The talks focused on reforms, the modernization of payment infrastructure, and Bulgaria's practical experience in the process of European integration, which could be useful for the Moldovan regulator's next steps.
With support from the EU and international partners, Moldova plans to implement two major healthcare projects with a total cost of 170.5 million euros
A new call for proposals has been launched in Moldova as part of a grant program aimed at promoting exports and expanding the presence of local companies in foreign markets. Industry associations proposing joint international promotion projects—including trade shows, business missions, and marketing initiatives—will be eligible for support.
During the first year of the common transit regime with the EU, more than 12,000 customs operations were recorded in Moldova, with the majority involving shipments through the country's territory. The Customs Service notes that the digitization of procedures is already changing the dynamics of international transportation and could significantly simplify business operations in foreign markets.
As part of the TAIEX program, European experts helped Moldova discuss approaches to corporate governance and the reform of state-owned enterprises. The focus was on oversight mechanisms, competition rules, and practices that could align the management of the state-owned sector with European standards.
Moldova's Investment Agency achieved one of the best results in the Emerging Europe 2026 regional ranking, improving its position compared to previous years. The new assessment placed particular emphasis on the agencies' ability to adapt to market changes and develop investment proposals that take into account the region's long-term economic prospects.
The National Bank of Moldova and a European organization specializing in this field have agreed to expand their cooperation in the areas of mortgage lending, real estate financing, and financial stability. The agreement paves the way for the exchange of expertise, joint initiatives, and discussions on approaches that could influence the development of long-term housing finance and the capital market in the country.
Moldova Hopes to Attract New Investment in the Country's Solar and Wind Energy Production and Energy Storage Capacity — Ministry of Energy
Moldova is preparing its aquaculture sector to potentially secure European financial support for the modernization of production, processing, and marketing. Authorities and experts are discussing which support mechanisms are already in place in the EU and what needs to be done so that the industry can take advantage of these new opportunities.
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.
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