Moldovan wines are being showcased at an international exhibition in South Korea
Moldovan wines are well represented at the Daejeon International Wine EXPO 2026 in South Korea, which is taking place from November 6 to 8
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Moldova is increasing its wine exports to China, Asia's largest market by value
Moldova continues to strengthen its position in the Asian wine market, while the structure of its exports is shifting noticeably toward a broader geographic reach. Amid growing interest from a number of countries in the region, China remains a key market; the full version of this article provides details on how export flows are shifting and which markets are emerging as new growth areas.
Japan will continue to support Moldova's sustainable economic development
Japan will continue to support Moldova's sustainable economic development
Chișinău Airport will launch direct flights to 61 destinations in 30 countries
As part of the 2026–2027 winter flight schedule, flights from Chișinău Airport will operate direct flights to 61 destinations in 30 countries
Japan Will Provide Moldova with $55 Million to Modernize Its Agriculture
Japan is preparing funding for a new phase of Moldova's agricultural modernization: the parties have concluded negotiations on a preferential loan and are moving on to the final procedures before signing the agreement in Tokyo. The project calls not only for the modernization of agricultural machinery and equipment but also for additional measures to support farmers and specific sectors of the industry.
Japan will provide Moldova with $55 million to modernize its agriculture and wine exports
Japan is preparing new funding to modernize Moldova's agriculture: the initiative focuses on supporting the renewal of equipment, improving farm management, and developing the wine sector. As part of the initiative, discussions are also underway regarding measures to promote Moldovan wines in Asian markets and the terms of a future agreement, which could represent a significant step forward for the industry.
Japanese businesses are showing increasing interest in Moldova
The Japanese business community's interest in Moldova is growing
Moldova and Japan Will Expand Cooperation to Support Small and Medium-Sized Businesses
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
In Moldova, tractors and other agricultural equipment will be allowed on the market only after they have been type-approved
Moldova is drafting new regulations governing market access for tractors and other agricultural and forestry equipment: registration and commissioning will now require type approval and a declaration of conformity. The initiative has already passed its first reading, but questions are being raised in parliament about exactly how the oversight system will work and whether it will lead to an increased burden on the used equipment market.
Japan has allocated $8 million to Moldova for 98 projects in the fields of health care and education
Through the Kusanone Grant Program, Japan has provided Moldova with $8 million in grant funding to date for the implementation of 98 projects in the fields of health care, education, and public services.
Moldova's trade and investment potential was presented in Beijing
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's exports to countries outside the EU and the CIS rose by 12.7%
Moldova's exports to markets outside the EU and the CIS increased significantly in January–May, and their share of total exports continued to grow. However, trends varied by market: some markets saw steady growth, while others experienced a noticeable decline, indicating a significant restructuring of foreign trade flows.
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