“Moldova Business Week places Moldova on the map of international investors and shows that we want serious businesses and transparent investment, not arrangements made from behind. It is the week when we speak loudly about the advantages and accomplishments of our economy, but will also be ready to answer for the shortcomings and failures at the level of policies and implementation,“ Prime Minister Pavel Filip stated in the launch of the 2016 Moldova Business Week, IPN reports.

Pavel Filip said the reforms needed to ensure an attractive business climate must start from the quality of the public policies, which influence the business environment and the management of these policies. ”I will make effort for this idea to be accredited at all the public maturities – the economic entity is the primary source of the people’s welfare. That’s why the economic entity must be treated with the greatest care,” stated the Premier.

The third economic forum “Moldova Business Week”, held on October 4-7, consists of a series of events staged in Chisinau and other regions that are expected to involve over 300 representatives of the business sector of Moldova and another over ten countries.