Republic of Moldova presents IT sector in Germany and promotes new technological partnerships

IPN.md

12 March 2026
13:23

Between 21 and 24 April 2026, the Invest Moldova Agency, in partnership with the Moldova Innovation Technology Park and the Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization, will organize an IT Business Mission roadshow. The mission will include a series of events in Germany to present the Republic of Moldova’s IT sector and strengthen cooperation with German technology companies.

The events will take place in four important economic centers of Germany:

Frankfurt am Main – 21 April
Düsseldorf – 22 April
Hamburg – 23 April
Berlin – 24 April

These meetings will bring together German companies from the fields of information technology, engineering, research, and development interested in collaborating with companies from the Republic of Moldova to develop software solutions, expand digital development capacities, and implement technological projects.

The program includes thematic workshops, presentations on the Republic of Moldova’s technology sector and as a competitive destination for IT nearshoring, testimonials from German companies already operating on the local market, and direct business-to-business meetings between German and Republic of Moldova companies.

“Through this business mission, we aim to present the IT sector of the Republic of Moldova directly to German companies and demonstrate that our country offers a competitive environment for technological projects and long-term partnerships. The meetings organized in Frankfurt, Düsseldorf, Hamburg, and Berlin create opportunities for new partnerships between companies from the two countries”, said Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director of Invest Moldova Agency.

The delegation of the Republic of Moldova will include representatives of public institutions and the technology sector, including:

Michelle Iliev, State Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization
Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director, Invest Moldova Agency
Olesea Prodan, Chief Financial Officer, Moldova Innovation Technology Park

The IT sector of the Republic of Moldova is one of the most dynamic sectors of the economy

The information technology industry has become one of the most dynamic sectors of the Republic of Moldova’s economy. In 2025, the IT sector contributed approximately 7.8% to the gross domestic product, while companies resident in Moldova Innovation Technology Park generated total sales of over 1 billion USD.

Moldova Innovation Technology Park plays a central role in the development of this sector by offering a unique tax regime – a 7% tax applied to sales revenue, guaranteed by law until 2035.

Currently, the IT park brings together over 2,830 resident companies from more than 46 countries, specializing in software development, IT consulting, data processing, digital platform management, and the development of technological products.

“Moldova Innovation Technology Park demonstrates that a stable and predictable fiscal framework can stimulate the development of a competitive technology sector at the international level. The 7% tax regime, guaranteed until 2035, provides stability and confidence to companies choosing the Republic of Moldova for technological projects. At the same time, Moldova is becoming increasingly attractive in Eastern Europe for technology investments, and MITP is consolidating its position as a regional technology hub”, mentioned Olesea Prodan, Chief Financial Officer of Moldova Innovation Technology Park.

Strengthening economic cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Germany

This initiative is part of the efforts to strengthen economic relations between the Republic of Moldova and Germany and to promote the country as a competitive destination for technological projects and digital development in Europe.

Through these events, German companies will have the opportunity to learn about the advantages of the technology sector in the Republic of Moldova, interact directly with representatives of the IT industry, and identify new opportunities for collaboration with Moldovan companies.

Companies and partners interested in participating in the events and the business meeting sessions are invited to register by 20 March, by accessing the link.

This activity is supported by the “Strong Businesses and Communities for Moldova” project, financed by the German Federal Ministry for Economic Cooperation and Development (BMZ) and the Swiss Government, implemented by GIZ Moldova.

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Republic of Moldova presents IT sector in Germany and promotes new technological partnerships

IPN.md

12 March 2026
13:23

The events will take place in four important economic centers of Germany:

Frankfurt am Main – 21 April
Düsseldorf – 22 April
Hamburg – 23 April
Berlin – 24 April

The delegation of the Republic of Moldova will include representatives of public institutions and the technology sector, including:

Michelle Iliev, State Secretary, Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization
Mihai Burunciuc, Deputy Director, Invest Moldova Agency
Olesea Prodan, Chief Financial Officer, Moldova Innovation Technology Park

The IT sector of the Republic of Moldova is one of the most dynamic sectors of the economy

Moldova Innovation Technology Park plays a central role in the development of this sector by offering a unique tax regime – a 7% tax applied to sales revenue, guaranteed by law until 2035.

Strengthening economic cooperation between the Republic of Moldova and Germany

Companies and partners interested in participating in the events and the business meeting sessions are invited to register by 20 March, by accessing the link.

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