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Category: Export & Import
127 companies with participation of Azerbaijani capital are registered in Moldova, the interest of investors from Azerbaijan is constantly growing,” Logos Press reports.
Economist Veaceslav Ionitsa said that Moldova has become the sixth exporter of vermouth in the world, owning 6% of the world exports of these wines. In a very short time, it can reach 10%, becoming the fourth after countries such as Italy, France and Spain, and be one of the leading players on the market. The expert attributes the success to the fact that “the Americans have discovered us”. However, this is not entirely true,” Logos Press reports.
Esushi, the largest sushi restaurant chain in Moldova, opened a new establishment in Bucharest’s Mega Mall on April 4, – reports Logos Press.
In March, Moldova exported 18.6 thousand tons of apples worth a total of $13.6 million (average invoice price of almost $0.74/kg). This was reported by Moldova Fruct Association with reference to the Customs Service of the Republic of Moldova.
US President Donald Trump has announced that he is imposing duties of 10% for most countries in the world, as well as additional differentiated duties for some states. Moldova was on the list of those for whom the payments increased the most – by 31% cumulatively,” Logos Press reported.
Moldovan entrepreneurs can export goods duty-free to Norway, Iceland, Switzerland and Liechtenstein.
The capacity of the Vertical Gas Corridor from Bulgaria to Moldova will double.
All necessary information useful for investors and able to help them make a choice in favor of investing their capital in the Republic of Moldova is presented in the brochure “Investor’s Guide 2025”, – Logos Press reports.
One of the world’s largest port operators, DP World (Dubai Port World), is launching a comprehensive end-to-end logistics service and integrating Moldova into European supply chains.
The Romanian state wants to buy an insurance company previously controlled by Moldovan tycoon Veaceslav Platon and Lukoil. The company provides health care to employees of Hidroelectrica, Romgaz and companies of other energy giants across the Prut.
Moldova’s aspiration to become a part of the European Union, which promises serious economic benefits from integration into a single market where capital, goods and labor can move freely, is ambiguously perceived by the country’s population. This was demonstrated by the results of the last referendum.
