ODA will resume accepting applications for grant funding for SMEs starting October 1
ODA will resume accepting applications for grant funding for SMEs starting October 1
ODA will resume accepting applications for grant funding for SMEs starting October 1
In Moldova, officials discussed measures that could facilitate investor participation in privatization processes through closer coordination with the banking sector. These mechanisms are designed to speed up the preparation of financing and make the process more predictable for market participants; meanwhile, key details regarding one of the major privatization projects are expected to be announced at the upcoming auction.
In Moldova, there is a proposal to launch an export credit guarantee mechanism designed to reduce risks for companies doing business with foreign buyers and help them expand more actively into new markets. According to experts, this initiative could become a key element in supporting exports amid a shortage of accessible tools for insurance, financing, and vetting foreign counterparties.
As part of Moldova Business Week, a seminar will be held in Moldova focusing on the investor support system and services available to businesses. Participants will be introduced to key tools for interacting with government agencies, mechanisms for project support, and opportunities that can accelerate the launch and development of businesses in the country's market.
Moldova and Japan will expand their cooperation to enhance the competitiveness of our country's small and medium-sized enterprises and promote their wider adoption of Japanese management methods and productivity improvements
The Organization for Entrepreneurship Development (ODA) has announced the application schedule for non-repayable grants for small and medium-sized enterprises for September–November 2026
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