More than 40 wineries from Moldova will take part in the Wine Festival in București
More than 40 Moldovan wineries will participate in the 6th Moldovan Wine Festival in București, which will take place on September 5–6
More than 40 Moldovan wineries will participate in the 6th Moldovan Wine Festival in București, which will take place on September 5–6
Moldova intends to attract new Greek investment into its economy, including in the IT, pharmaceutical, agritourism, and medical tourism sectors
Moldovan wines are being promoted in the Netherlands as part of the Buy Diaspora program
In Beijing, Moldova was presented as a hub for expanding trade and investment ties with China, with an emphasis on new opportunities for business, tourism, and exports. The event also featured materials tailored for a Chinese audience and specifically promoted one of the country's key export brands, sparking interest among representatives of the business and media communities.
Moldova will introduce a new mechanism for collecting and exchanging data on short-term rental housing
Moldova expects to significantly increase trade with Turkey in the next few years through new investments, localized production, and expanded export opportunities. During the talks in Istanbul, promising industries, Turkish projects already operating in the country, and areas that could form the basis for the next stage of cooperation were discussed.
SkyUp Airlines has expanded its flight schedule from Chișinău, and during the 2027 summer season, it will operate 11 new flights
The 6th Moldovan Wine Festival will take place in Bucharest on September 5–6.
Moldovan wineries are preparing a new presentation for the British market: an event will be held in Northampton in September, where producers will showcase their products to industry professionals and the general public. The organizers hope to boost interest in Moldovan wines and showcase their range, quality, and unique characteristics, which could attract new partners in the UK.
Italy has announced its intention to continue expanding its economic presence in Moldova, where a significant number of companies with Italian capital are already operating. During the meeting with the prime minister, the parties discussed new areas of cooperation, the expansion of investment projects, and support for key industries, as well as the latest statistics on bilateral trade, which show notable changes in the trade balance.
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