The government has approved a draft of a new Investment Law aimed at encouraging investment through clearer rules and incentives for strategic investment projects, as well as strengthening investor protection.
A Chinese manufacturer of heavy equipment and trucks is considering launching an assembly project in Moldova. The parties have agreed to continue their discussions, and company representatives plan to visit the country to assess the investment climate and potential partners.
In 2025, the Moldovan economy saw a marked increase in export activity and continued to attract interest from foreign investors. These trends will be among the key topics at the upcoming business forum, where participants will discuss new opportunities for companies, entry into foreign markets, and prospects for integration into European value chains.
Expanding Moldova’s Economic Cooperation with Germany’s Largest State — Bavaria — through the integration of Moldovan companies into Bavarian value chains and the attraction of new investments will be discussed in Chisinau by President Maia Sandu and Bavarian Prime Minister Markus Söder
The United Kingdom remains among Moldova’s leading foreign investors, with capital increasingly concentrated in a key segment of the economy. A recent study also points to a broader shift in bilateral ties, highlighting a more stable legal framework for trade and new opportunities for Moldovan exporters in a major European market.
The European Union will allocate 1.9 billion euros to Moldova under the Growth Plan, of which 1.5 billion euros is budgetary support in the form of a soft loan, and 520 million euros is an EU grant, with €135 million consisting of guarantees to banks to mitigate risks associated with investments in the private sector.
Net foreign direct investment inflows into Moldova in 2025 totaled 409 million euros, while the total volume of foreign direct investment exceeded the historic threshold of 5.37 billion euros
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