Strategies for rapid business growth through Eurointegration

Lithuania owes its success in the business sector to its determination to make progress on the European integration path, argued Lithuanian Ambassador to Moldova Violeta Motulaitė in her opening speech of the business conference “Rapid Growth Strategy” in Chisinau on April 14, Info-Prim Neo reports. Violeta Motulaitė said that today Lithuania is a country with a vibrant and strong economy, which successfully reformed most of its sectors. “The driving force behind this was our people’s strong desire to work hard to return back to Europe, to catch up for the time lost, the openness and readiness to implement all needed reforms. I have to admit, that in a certain way, I observe such an atmosphere recently in Moldova”, Violeta Motulaitė was quoted by a press release from the Lithuanian Embassy as saying. “Your country’s determination to follow the Eurointegration path finds support in Vilnius, in Brussels and in other European capitals. Now it is up to Moldova to capitalize on these gains, to implement reforms, and to show the concrete results”, urged Violeta Motulaitė. The diplomat added that Lithuanian's successful Eurointegration experience and free market reforms helped to establish a strong, dynamic and ready-to-compete-on-European-level business sector. Violeta Motulaitė also noted that there was an increased interest among Lithuanian and Moldovan business in each other’s market, emphasizing the big potential existing for Lithuanian-Moldovan economic cooperation and the practical use of bilateral exchange of experience both for the state institutions and for business communities. “Both our countries have convenient geographical positions for the business, needed experience and good understanding of each other. All these factors allow me to have high hopes for the fruitful and growing bilateral economic cooperation in the future”, declared the Lithuanian Ambassador. The Conference “Strategy for Rapid Growth” was organized by the Lithuanian business consulting company “TOC Sprendimai” and its Moldovan branch “Centrul TOC”. The event was attended by the representatives of 70 Moldovan companies.