Prime Minister Dorin Recean attended the Benelux – Moldova 2025 Business Forum, where he spoke to entrepreneurs from Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg (Benelux) about investment opportunities in Moldova. He invited Benelux companies to explore high-growth potential sectors such as modern agriculture, pharmaceuticals, and IT. Starting a business in IT parks is a promising opportunity, as they provide a beneficial tax regime.
“There are still untapped opportunities in IT parks, extending beyond the IT sector. We aim to provide a seamless experience for high-export-potential services. We have introduced a new state aid scheme for capital-intensive industries,” the prime minister stated.
Recean also highlighted Moldova’s recent credit rating confirmation by Fitch, which reaffirmed the country’s stable economic outlook.
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“Moldova is committed to macroeconomic and financial stability policies. It has begun EU accession negotiations and will receive an unprecedented €1.9 billion assistance package from the European Union to support economic growth,” he noted.
Benelux ranks as Moldova’s third-largest foreign investor in direct investment stock. The Benelux – Moldova 2025 Business Forum, held on March 11-12, gathers around 30 companies and features sectoral debate sessions focused on agriculture, manufacturing, and services. It also includes tailored B2B meetings to foster strategic partnerships with potential investors.
Chisinau is hosting the Benelux Moldova Forum on March 11-12, a significant investment event bringing together over 30 international companies, businesspeople, investors, top managers, and entrepreneurs interested in Moldova’s economic opportunities. According to Natalia Bejan, head of the Investment Agency, the event will showcase investment platforms to attract more businesses to Moldova.