The Republic of Moldova has secured more than €1 billion in investment after the European Union invited the country to begin negotiations on the first cluster of accession chapters. Officials announced the investments at the EU–Moldova Investment Conference in Chisinau.
During the conference, participants announced investments of up to €640 million through projects selected under an EU funding call. International financial institutions also mobilized an additional four major projects worth approximately €364 million.
The investments will support key sectors, including digital infrastructure, high-tech manufacturing, the pharmaceutical industry, logistics, water infrastructure, high-value-added agriculture, and capital market development.
The announcements follow Moldova’s strongest performance among all EU candidate countries in the latest EU Enlargement Report. The country also completed 28 of the 30 reforms scheduled for 2025, achieving a 93% implementation rate. Recently, the European Union invited Moldova to present its position on negotiations for the first accession cluster.
The Republic of Moldova is hosting the EU–Moldova Investment Conference on June 4. During the event, President Maia Sandu, European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos, and Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu delivered a joint message emphasizing that the country’s European path creates tangible opportunities for citizens, investors, and the business community.