Forum participants discussed European market requirements for export products, product certification, customs regulations, freight transport and financial instruments for small and medium-sized enterprises.
Christina Cheban, State Secretary at the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation, emphasised that, for successful integration into the European market, Moldovan companies need not only to increase export volumes but also to produce more competitive goods with high added value.
“European integration provides our companies with opportunities to attract investment, find new customers and become suppliers to European companies,” noted Cheban.
According to her, to realise these opportunities, it is necessary to streamline procedures, help businesses adapt to European standards and facilitate access to finance. The results of economic integration, she emphasised, must be reflected in concrete achievements by Moldovan businesses.
Support for exports and integration into the EU market
The Moldova Trade Forum 2026 was organised by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) with the support of the EU and Sweden.
The Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation presented support measures aimed at enhancing business competitiveness, stimulating investment and expanding Moldovan companies’ access to international markets.
For export-oriented enterprises, the key priorities remain meeting the requirements of the European market, finding commercial partners and securing financial resources to develop production and promote products.
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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