This was reported by the Ministry of Finance, which is involved in organizing the events.
This time, the three-day training sessions are being held for entrepreneurs from the southern part of the republic—specifically, from the districts of Comrat, Leova, Cantemir, Cădîr-Lunga, and Taraclia.
The goal of this concluding program is to support business representatives by developing their entrepreneurial skills and providing practical information necessary for conducting business effectively and in compliance with the law.
The sessions will cover topics such as tax obligations related to conducting business activities;
organizing accounting and managing financial and accounting documentation; customs procedures for export and import operations;
issues related to government procurement; and tools and best practices for effective business management.
Participation in the training sessions is available only in person. Registration is done by filling out the appropriate form. The organizers encourage anyone interested in gaining practical information, asking questions, and exchanging experiences with experts and entrepreneurs from the region to sign up for the training.
As previously reported by Logos Press, the eighth round of free training sessions for young entrepreneurs took place on July 14–16, 2026, in Ungheni.
The program is organized by the Ministry of Finance in partnership with the State Tax Service and the Customs Service, as part of the project “Moldova Is Europe: Supporting Integration into the EU.”
