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 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.
Moldova and Luxembourg have discussed ways to deepen trade, economic, and investment ties, alongside the next steps in Moldova's EU accession process. The talks also come against a shifting bilateral trade picture, with recent data pointing to notable changes in both exports and imports between the two countries.
In the first half of the year, Moldovan exports significantly strengthened their position in a number of foreign markets, and shipments across several product categories showed steady growth. The relevant government agency attributes this trend to the increased competitiveness of domestic companies and the expansion of their international presence.
The Polish side suggested that Moldovan businesses consider acquiring existing private companies as a faster way to enter the EU market rather than launching a project from scratch. At the meeting in Chisinau, participants also discussed entrepreneurs' interest in such deals, possible formats for cooperation, and the opportunities the Polish market offers to investors from Moldova.
Imports of goods from EU countries to Moldova continued to grow during the first five months of 2026, and the share of European shipments in total imports increased. The most notable trends were observed among a number of key trading partners, although some sectors saw both declines and accelerated growth—the full version of this article provides detailed data by country and on these changes.
Moldova's exports to EU countries rose significantly during the first five months of 2026, though the European market's share of total exports remained virtually unchanged. Shipments to individual EU countries showed the most dynamic changes: while several destinations recorded steady growth, others saw a decline, indicating a mixed picture of foreign trade.
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