Chisinau to host high-level EU-Moldova Investment Conference on 4 June 2026

Press release

 Invest in Europe’s Next Success Story

The conference will bring together European and Moldovan decision-makers, investors, financial institutions, and business leaders to explore investment opportunities supported by the EU Growth Plan for Moldova, worth up to EUR 1.9 billion.

Chișinău will host the EU-Moldova Investment Conference on 4 June 2026 at MAIB Park, bringing together Moldovan authorities, European institutions, international financial institutions, local and foreign investors, and business leaders for a high-level discussion on Moldova’s investment opportunities and closer economic integration with the European Union market.

Jointly organised by the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the European Commission, with the support of Invest Moldova Agency and the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova, the conference marks one year since the launch of the EU Growth Plan for Moldova, an investment package of up to EUR 1.9 billion for 2025-2027.

The conference will take place in the context of the European Commission’s Call for Expressions of Interest for investments in the Republic of Moldova, open to companies from the EU, the EEA, and Moldova. The first stage of the Call has already generated strong interest, with 45 project proposals submitted in areas such as:

  • Energy and renewables
  • Agri-food
  • Digitalisation
  • Transport and logistics

Building on this momentum, the EU-Moldova Investment Conference will connect Moldova’s reform agenda with concrete investment opportunities, financing instruments, and business partnerships. Discussions will focus on sectors with strong potential for private investment and regional integration, including energy and renewable energy, transport and logistics, agri-processing, industrial value chains, digital transformation, health, and biotech.

The conference will be officially opened by Maia Sandu, President of the Republic of Moldova, Alexandru Munteanu, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, and  Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement. Their participation will set the strategic context for a day focused on Moldova’s investment climate, reform progress.

Investment opportunities backed by reform and EU support

The EU Growth Plan for Moldova aims to accelerate the country’s socio-economic development and support its economic convergence with the European Union. It is structured around three main priorities:

  1. Increasing financial assistance through a dedicated Reform and Growth Facility.
  2. Enhancing Moldova’s access to the EU Single Market.
  3. Supporting socio-economic and fundamental reforms.

The Reform and Growth Facility for Moldova provides up to EUR 1.9 billion for 2025-2027, with funding linked to the implementation of reforms agreed between the European Union and the Government of the Republic of Moldova. For investors and businesses, the Growth Plan creates a framework in which reform delivery, infrastructure development, sectoral investment, and closer access to the EU market can reinforce each other.

By bringing together public authorities, European institutions, financial institutions and private sector representatives, the conference will provide a platform to discuss investment projects, financing mechanisms and partnerships that can support Moldova’s competitiveness, economic resilience and long-term growth.

“Moldova is building an economy based on trust, predictability and access to finance. By strengthening our capital market, improving the business environment and connecting more closely with European value chains, we are creating new opportunities for investors, companies and citizens”, said Alexandru Munteanu, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova.

“Through the EU Growth Plan, the Republic of Moldova is advancing reforms aimed at improving the business environment, accelerating economic integration with the EU and attracting investment. The Plan strengthens predictability for business, improves access to finance, and supports key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, digitalisation, and high value-added industries. By linking reforms  with integration into European value chains, it helps translate policies into concrete investment opportunities. Our goal is to turn this progress into viable projects that generate sustainable growth, jobs, and deeper integration into the European economy”. said Eugeniu Osmochescu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova.

“Moldova is entering a new phase of economic development — one defined by deeper European integration, accelerated reforms, and strategic investment opportunities. Through the EU-Moldova Investment Conference, we aim to connect international investors and financial partners with Moldova’s most dynamic sectors and long-term growth potential. At Invest Moldova Agency, our role is to facilitate this connection by providing transparency, institutional support, and access to a rapidly modernising economy aligned with European standards” added Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director of the Invest Moldova Agency.

A programme focused on financing, sectors and partnerships

The programme will include a signing ceremony of investment partnerships, a keynote speech by Eugeniu Osmochescu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova, on “Growth Plan for Moldova: Reform progress and investment opportunities for business,” and a fireside chat with Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu on “Building Moldova’s capital market”.

Panel discussions will address Moldova’s energy transformation, European transport and logistics connectivity, agri-processing and rural investment, industrial value chains, and digital, health, and biotech sectors. The format will also include sectoral pitching sessions, and B2B matchmaking, offering participants the opportunity to explore partnerships and investment projects aligned with the Growth Plan.

The conference is intended for investors, companies, financial institutions, policymakers, business associations, and high-level decision-makers interested in Moldova’s reform agenda, sectoral opportunities, and growing role in European value chains.

Event details

Date: 4 June 2026
Time: 08:00-18:30
Venue: MAIB Park, Chișinău
Format: High-level forum, investment partnership signing ceremony, keynote speech, fireside chat, panel discussions, sectoral pitching sessions and B2B matchmaking

More information:  https://euinvest.md/

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases – not the IPN press agency – bear exclusive responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content of the press release, submitted for publication and/or distribution.



Industrial production in the Republic of Moldova increased by 8.2% in May compared to the same period last year. At the same time, in the first five months of the current year, the increase was 7.2%. According to the National Bureau of Statistics, the evolution was determined by the increase in production in the manufacturing and extractive industry and in the energy production and supply sector, reports IPN.

BNS mentions that in May, production in the extractive industry increased by over 22%, that in the manufacturing industry – by about 8%, and the production and supply of electricity and heat, gas and hot water – by 11% compared to May 2025.

At the same time, depending on the number of working days and seasonality, the industrial production in May was 9.5% higher than in the same month of the previous year. Increases were recorded in all three sectors: the extractive industry (+21%), the processing industry (+10%), and the production and supply of electricity and heat, gas and hot water (+9.3%).

On the other hand, the evolution of industrial production was supported during January-May by the increase in production in the manufacturing industry, by over 6%, and in the sector of electricity and heat production and supply, gas and hot water, by about 14%. At the same time, the extractive industry recorded a slight decrease, of 0.3%.

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Chisinau to host high-level EU-Moldova Investment Conference on 4 June 2026

Press release

 Invest in Europe’s Next Success Story

The conference will bring together European and Moldovan decision-makers, investors, financial institutions, and business leaders to explore investment opportunities supported by the EU Growth Plan for Moldova, worth up to EUR 1.9 billion.

Chișinău will host the EU-Moldova Investment Conference on 4 June 2026 at MAIB Park, bringing together Moldovan authorities, European institutions, international financial institutions, local and foreign investors, and business leaders for a high-level discussion on Moldova’s investment opportunities and closer economic integration with the European Union market.

Jointly organised by the Government of the Republic of Moldova and the European Commission, with the support of Invest Moldova Agency and the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova, the conference marks one year since the launch of the EU Growth Plan for Moldova, an investment package of up to EUR 1.9 billion for 2025-2027.

The conference will take place in the context of the European Commission’s Call for Expressions of Interest for investments in the Republic of Moldova, open to companies from the EU, the EEA, and Moldova. The first stage of the Call has already generated strong interest, with 45 project proposals submitted in areas such as:

  • Energy and renewables
  • Agri-food
  • Digitalisation
  • Transport and logistics

Building on this momentum, the EU-Moldova Investment Conference will connect Moldova’s reform agenda with concrete investment opportunities, financing instruments, and business partnerships. Discussions will focus on sectors with strong potential for private investment and regional integration, including energy and renewable energy, transport and logistics, agri-processing, industrial value chains, digital transformation, health, and biotech.

The conference will be officially opened by Maia Sandu, President of the Republic of Moldova, Alexandru Munteanu, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, and  Marta Kos, European Commissioner for Enlargement. Their participation will set the strategic context for a day focused on Moldova’s investment climate, reform progress.

Investment opportunities backed by reform and EU support

The EU Growth Plan for Moldova aims to accelerate the country’s socio-economic development and support its economic convergence with the European Union. It is structured around three main priorities:

  1. Increasing financial assistance through a dedicated Reform and Growth Facility.
  2. Enhancing Moldova’s access to the EU Single Market.
  3. Supporting socio-economic and fundamental reforms.

The Reform and Growth Facility for Moldova provides up to EUR 1.9 billion for 2025-2027, with funding linked to the implementation of reforms agreed between the European Union and the Government of the Republic of Moldova. For investors and businesses, the Growth Plan creates a framework in which reform delivery, infrastructure development, sectoral investment, and closer access to the EU market can reinforce each other.

By bringing together public authorities, European institutions, financial institutions and private sector representatives, the conference will provide a platform to discuss investment projects, financing mechanisms and partnerships that can support Moldova’s competitiveness, economic resilience and long-term growth.

“Moldova is building an economy based on trust, predictability and access to finance. By strengthening our capital market, improving the business environment and connecting more closely with European value chains, we are creating new opportunities for investors, companies and citizens”, said Alexandru Munteanu, Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova.

“Through the EU Growth Plan, the Republic of Moldova is advancing reforms aimed at improving the business environment, accelerating economic integration with the EU and attracting investment. The Plan strengthens predictability for business, improves access to finance, and supports key sectors such as energy, infrastructure, manufacturing, digitalisation, and high value-added industries. By linking reforms  with integration into European value chains, it helps translate policies into concrete investment opportunities. Our goal is to turn this progress into viable projects that generate sustainable growth, jobs, and deeper integration into the European economy”. said Eugeniu Osmochescu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova.

“Moldova is entering a new phase of economic development — one defined by deeper European integration, accelerated reforms, and strategic investment opportunities. Through the EU-Moldova Investment Conference, we aim to connect international investors and financial partners with Moldova’s most dynamic sectors and long-term growth potential. At Invest Moldova Agency, our role is to facilitate this connection by providing transparency, institutional support, and access to a rapidly modernising economy aligned with European standards” added Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director of the Invest Moldova Agency.

A programme focused on financing, sectors and partnerships

The programme will include a signing ceremony of investment partnerships, a keynote speech by Eugeniu Osmochescu, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economic Development and Digitalisation of the Republic of Moldova, on “Growth Plan for Moldova: Reform progress and investment opportunities for business,” and a fireside chat with Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu on “Building Moldova’s capital market”.

Panel discussions will address Moldova’s energy transformation, European transport and logistics connectivity, agri-processing and rural investment, industrial value chains, and digital, health, and biotech sectors. The format will also include sectoral pitching sessions, and B2B matchmaking, offering participants the opportunity to explore partnerships and investment projects aligned with the Growth Plan.

The conference is intended for investors, companies, financial institutions, policymakers, business associations, and high-level decision-makers interested in Moldova’s reform agenda, sectoral opportunities, and growing role in European value chains.

Event details

Date: 4 June 2026
Time: 08:00-18:30
Venue: MAIB Park, Chișinău
Format: High-level forum, investment partnership signing ceremony, keynote speech, fireside chat, panel discussions, sectoral pitching sessions and B2B matchmaking

More information:  https://euinvest.md/

DISCLAIMER: The authors of the press releases – not the IPN press agency – bear exclusive responsibility for the accuracy and substance of the content of the press release, submitted for publication and/or distribution.


68 drivers were caught driving under the influence last weekend. During the same period, police documented over 4,000 traffic rule violations, the most common being exceeding the legal speed limit and ignoring traffic signs, reports IPN.

According to the Police data, 1,514 drivers were penalized for exceeding the speed limit. 916 were fined for not respecting the road signs of yielding priority and the red color of traffic lights.

Also, 810 drivers were penalized for stopping their vehicles in prohibited places. In 232 cases, the police found that the vehicles were driving without the technical inspection or without the mandatory insurance policy.

At the same time, 337 individuals were penalized for not fastening their seat belts or for using their mobile phones while driving, and 89 drivers were fined for violating the rules regarding the right to operate vehicles.

In addition to traffic monitoring activities, the police intervened in 2,630 cases reported through the Single Emergency Service 112.

The police remind drivers to abide by traffic rules and adopt a responsible behavior on the road, in order to reduce the risk of traffic accidents.

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