Stoianoglo: Moldova Seeks Foreign Investors but Overlooks Its Own
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Stoyanoglo: We’re looking for investors all over the world, but we’re ignoring our own

In the five years since European integration began, no major foreign corporations have set up operations in the country. And that makes sense. Business goes where there are huge markets, cheap energy, and raw materials. In this regard, we objectively lag behind our neighbors.
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Alexander Stoyanoglo

Alexander Stoyanoglo

Alexander Stoyanoglo, Moldova’s former Prosecutor General, wrote about this on his Telegram channel.

But we have something more important—our entrepreneurs and our vibrant business community.

Moldova’s main paradox: we seek investors all over the world, but ignore our own.

The state must provide them with what matters most: protection of property rights, clear rules of the game, and a guarantee that commercial success will not be punished.

Today, foreign capital mainly flows into banking, insurance, IT, telecommunications, and other sectors with a quick return on investment. Meanwhile, agriculture and processing—areas where Moldova has real advantages—remain undervalued.

If 30 years ago we were able to produce high-quality agricultural products for the entire world, then we can do so today as well.

Moldova has the potential. The only question is: when will the government finally start building on it? — asserts Alexander Stoyanoglo.


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