As our publication has already reported, two delegations from this country are taking part in this year’s forum. One of them, which represents 14 companies from Shanghai, Hong Kong and Shenzhen, signed a partnership agreement with local companies worth 20 million euros. Among them are companies that produce components for cars (charging for electric vehicles) and those that produce cars for cab operation. Another four companies represent the production of energy from renewable sources. There are also representatives of two companies that are involved in glass production.
Today, the geopolitical situation in the world is changing rapidly, and the interest in China is growing. A Moldovan-Chinese Chamber of Commerce will be set up there, so that Chinese companies can work with Moldovan partners through it. A group of specialists is scheduled to visit Moldova in October this year to launch the process of setting up a factory for the production of car components. It is about the production of products for export.
And one more news from Moldova Business Week 2025. A new digital resource – Interactive Investment Map – was launched during the forum. It provides prompt and detailed information on investment opportunities for business development in the regions of Moldova. It will add a positive touch to its image when presenting its economic potential to investors.
The new digital tool is available in Romanian and English on the website of the Investment Agency. They can use it to make decisions regarding investments and business development in specific localities of the Republic.
The map offers an up-to-date picture of the socio-economic potential of each region. Its use allows investors, public authorities and entrepreneurs to get acquainted with economic indicators, sectoral profile and investment opportunities, as well as to obtain information on the availability of labor force in the region they are interested in.
To date, the map includes 41 investment profiles focused on sustainable economy, green technologies and responsible consumption in the Cahul and Ungheni regions, developed with the support of the EU4Moldova: Key Regions program. It will contribute to Moldova’s competitiveness and openness to strategic partnerships, according to the creators of the resource.
The map was developed by the Investment Agency with the support of the European Union and UNDP within the EU4Moldova: Key Regions program.
