The conference in Chișinău was officially opened by President Maia Sandu, Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu, and European Commissioner Marta Koss, bringing together an unprecedented number of participants from the public and private sectors.
Mariana Rufa, CEO of EBA Moldova, announced a new round of investment projects committed for financing in the Republic of Moldova.
New investment projects worth up to €433 million, building on the Moldova Growth Plan, were committed through key international financial institutions, including AFD, EIB, EBRD, EFSE, and GGF.
In addition, Letters of Intent were signed for eight investment projects worth up to €208 million, selected under the EU Call for Expressions of Interest for private investments in Moldova. The projects involve companies such as INVL, TET, Micro Nano Tech, Balkan Pharmaceuticals, KB Container, ICS Danube Logistics SRL, BOSAQ, and VED-MAR AGRO.
These initiatives will support strategic sectors including energy, digital infrastructure, education, and sustainable agriculture, contributing to Moldova’s economic resilience, improved infrastructure, enhanced access to finance, and deeper integration into European value chains.
A strong signal of confidence in Moldova’s economic potential and its European future.