Moldova’s strategic positioning in the context of Ukraine’s future recovery and the process of integration into the EU is seen as an advantage that sets the country’s investment proposition apart and helps to strengthen its economic profile in the region.
These are the conclusions reached by the ‘Emerging Europe’ platform in the ninth edition of its assessment of the performance of investment promotion agencies in Central and Eastern Europe, the Baltic states, the Caucasus and Central Asia.
The 2026 edition presents an updated methodology that emphasises the agencies’ ability to anticipate economic changes, identify new investment opportunities and adapt their promotion strategies to developments in international markets. The assessment tracks seven aspects of the agencies’ activities, analysed through their digital channels, including strategic vision, identity, adaptability, implementation capacity and a culture of organisational transformation.
“Coming second out of 31 national agencies in the region is an important recognition of our team’s work and the progress made in recent years. It is gratifying to see that we are not only able to adopt best international practices, but also to adapt them to the realities of Moldova, transforming them into proven institutional capabilities,” said Natalia Bejan, Director of the Investment Agency.
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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