Moldovan PM, European Commissioner for Enlargement attend event marking 15 years of European Business Association

Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos have attended an event marking the 15th anniversary of the European Business Association (EBA) in Moldova.

The PM congratulated the organization on its contribution to improving the investment climate in Moldova, emphasizing that supporting companies already operating in the country was a priority for the government.

“Our number one priority is investors who already have capital invested in Moldova, who already believe in Moldova and who are already here. I want to assure you that your problems are also our problems,” said the prime minister.

Vasile Tofan emphasized that the success of investors operating in the country was the best calling card for attracting new investments. He also urged companies to capitalize on the economic opportunities offered by the European integration process and expand their businesses in Moldova: “Moldova is moving forward on this path, and the time to act is now—do not wait!”

The prime minister praised the EBA’s role in strengthening dialogue between the authorities and the business community, emphasizing that the organization not only highlights the problems faced by entrepreneurs, but also proposes concrete solutions for improving the regulatory framework. He also thanked entrepreneurs for their confidence in Moldova and for their contribution to the development of the economy, despite regional challenges.

Founded in 2011, the European Business Association (EBA) brings together approximately 122 local and international companies and contributes to the development of a competitive and predictable business environment, as well as to the integration of Moldova’s economy into the European Union’s single market.