The Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Dorin Recean, addressed Moldovan diplomats accredited abroad on the importance of promoting Moldovan products overseas by strengthening commercial and economic collaborations with European countries, intensifying exports, and actively participating in international exhibitions with impact. The statements were made at the opening of the round table dedicated to economic diplomacy, which is taking place in Chisinau from April 10-13.
The event brings together ambassadors and consuls general of the Republic of Moldova abroad. The head of the Executive spoke to them about 9 reasons why the Republic of Moldova deserves to become a prosperous attraction point for foreign investors.
“Promoting exports with local products means more jobs at home, diversifying markets, attracting investments, and developing new infrastructure projects. We need to present our opportunities to potential investors, talk about benefits, and continue to work to improve the business environment. Despite the security situation in the region, our country is stable, and state institutions are capable of eliminating attempts at destabilization and ensuring peace and tranquility in the country,” said Dorin Recean.
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The Prime Minister also highlighted the benefits felt by Moldovan citizens and invited the diplomatic corps to promote them in their accredited states. According to him, those who invest in the Republic of Moldova will have access to the European Union market, capital markets, and professional and well-trained human resources.
“Of course, aligning with the acquis communautaire will allow us to have strong and efficient institutions. We have effective development platforms such as Free Economic Zones and IT Parks that correspond to various business models, and the digitalization of public services and the economy remains a priority of the Government. We will expand access to financing for small and medium-sized enterprises and invest in large energy, road, and rail infrastructure projects,” the Prime Minister added.