Natalia Bejan
As Natalia Bejan, Director of the Investment Agency, explained in an interview with Logos Press, the savings were achieved through decentralisation: some of the events are being organised by government bodies, business associations and development partners.
According to her, in 2025 the net inflow of foreign investment amounted to around 410 million euros, with over 95 per cent of this sum coming from reinvested profits of foreign companies already operating in Moldova.
“Thus, 2024 – the most recent year for which we have complete data – saw a peak in profits for foreign companies in the country. This proves one simple thing: they are making money here and are willing to reinvest their earnings. Therefore, our first priority is to ensure that existing investors see prospects for expansion. The second is to attract new companies, primarily those involved in manufacturing and exports. And the third is to remove practical barriers: to develop infrastructure, train staff and improve logistics. Investment policy must function as a single, integrated chain, rather than as a set of separate tools,” noted Natalia Bejan.
The current forum comprises 34 events. It is being attended by 20 foreign journalists, including reporters from *The Economist* and *Ziarul Financiar*, whilst business guests include representatives of major international organisations. For example, the European head of an association representing more than 2,000 airports has confirmed his attendance.
More on this in upcoming reports from Logos Press.
This story was translated with the assistance of artificial intelligence.The translation was also reviewed by the Logos Press editorial team.
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