President Maia Sandu addressed the General Assembly of the European Business Association (EBA), where around 250 members—entrepreneurs, investors, and representatives from the energy, manufacturing, financial services, and technology sectors—gathered to discuss Moldova’s economic future.
President Sandu thanked the business community for driving Moldova’s economic development and supporting its European modernization and integration. She called on the business sector to make labor productivity a national priority, stressing that European integration provides the tools, opportunities, and support needed to achieve this goal.
“We intend to make substantial gains in economic productivity across all sectors,” President Sandu said. “We all want more competitive products and services that stand strong on the European market. Achieving this depends on how agile, creative, and resilient we are in the face of challenges.”
She added, “European integration remains our core strategy—including for the business environment. We must seize this opportunity—it gives us access to financial resources, company support programs, and workforce development initiatives.”
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Founded by ten of Moldova’s largest investors under the auspices of the EU Delegation in Chisinau, the European Business Association (EBA) now includes over 80 companies from key sectors of the economy. The EBA promotes EU standards, European values, and best business practices in Moldova.
The EBA actively drives economic reform by offering policy recommendations and technical expertise in taxation, trade, infrastructure, digitalization, and economic education.