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Category: Moldova’s Economy
MoveUp, Moldova’s first comprehensive professional training program in logistics and supply chain management, was officially launched on January 26, 2026 in Chisinau, Logos Press reported.
From February 10 to 12, 2026, the city of Orhei will host the fifth round of the free training program for aspiring entrepreneurs, as well as those planning to start their own business, Logos Press reports.
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air has announced the launch of five new routes starting this spring, which will be available to Moldovan air passengers, Logos Press reports.
Within the municipal program “Startup for youth and migrants”, a ceremony of signing 27 contracts for financing projects worth 5.74 million lei was held on January 23, Logos Press reported.
In November 2025, compared to November 2024, industrial production in Moldova increased by 11.6%, while from the beginning of the year for 11 months with an accruing total growth of 4.9%, Logos Press reported.
The National Union of Romanian Patronage (UNPR), the first national confederation of entrepreneurs created in Romania after the revolution, has officially opened a branch in Moldova, Logos Press reported.
Moldova, Romania and Ukraine will set up a Trilateral Chamber of Commerce and Industry to facilitate access to European funds for Ukraine’s reconstruction projects, Logos Press reported.
State agencies can now, when organizing purchases, award additional points to companies that supply goods and services from nearby regions using short supply chains, Logos Press reports.
The government plans to do away with paper food stamps altogether and use them exclusively in electronic format, according to Logos Press.
The authorities plan to save about 5 billion lei for the private sector in 2026 if the planned changes in legislation and regulations are implemented, Logos Press reported.
The budget for the culture sector in 2026 will exceed 1 billion lei. This was announced by Culture Minister Cristian Jardan during his first press conference dedicated to the National Culture Day.
Enterprises in Moldova will have new opportunities for early identification of financial problems, restructuring of debts and receiving support before insolvency, Logos Press reports.
