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
"The implementation of the Growth Plan should lead to less bureaucracy, increased investment, and greater opportunities for Moldovan companies," said Claudiu Năsui
The European Commission is wrapping up its evaluation of applications for the Moldova investment competition: interest in the program turned out to be significantly higher than expected, and some of the projects have already received preliminary support. The focus is on initiatives in key economic sectors, and selection is based on several criteria, making the results of the call for proposals particularly important for the market.
As part of Moldova Business Week 2026, Chisinau will host "Creative Industries Days," where participants will discuss the sector's export potential, attracting investment, and Moldovan companies' entry into foreign markets. The program includes a conference, meetings with international delegates, pitch sessions, and networking events, all designed to demonstrate how creative businesses can turn ideas into international projects.
A new practical guide for small and medium-sized businesses was unveiled in Moldova, covering key aspects of starting, managing, and growing a company. The guide is designed for both aspiring entrepreneurs and current business leaders and includes sections on regulation, taxes, audits, procurement, and business management tools.
The Alliance of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises of Moldova assessed the progress made on some of the reforms outlined in the Growth Plan for 2025–2027 and concluded that most of them have already been confirmed by publicly available data, while significant progress has been made on the rest. The report also identifies key implementation risks and provides recommendations for completing the remaining components and ensuring more transparent publication of the results.
A fund with capital of more than 1 million euros to support Moldova's startup ecosystem will officially begin accepting applications on September 30, the third day of Moldova Business Week
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.
A forum dedicated to the development of the global business services sector and the country's investment opportunities will be held in Chisinau as part of Moldova Business Week. The discussion will focus on Moldova's competitiveness, digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and workforce challenges, and participants are expected to include representatives from the business community, government, and international partners.
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.
Moldova plans to streamline operations for farmers and improve their access to financing and long-term loans
The Moldovan government will focus on addressing systemic issues and barriers affecting the business environment and economic activity—Vasile Tofan
This summer, funding for agricultural projects supported by the relevant agency increased significantly compared to last year. The greatest demand was for programs related to the modernization of technology and equipment, though other areas of support for farmers also continued.
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