Moldova Invest promotes the opening of economic relations between the Extended Moldova Region, including with countries from the former Soviet space, through the launch of the first economic magazine in the Russian language
Moldova Invest, the platform dedicated to economic information and analysis in the Moldova Region, takes an innovative step to strengthen economic and cultural relations with countries in the former Soviet space. The launch of the first economic magazine fully translated into the Russian language marks a turning point in facilitating communication with economic partners in this region, offering direct access to strategic information, business opportunities, and development perspectives in Moldova.
Why do we consider this initiative necessary?
The Extended Moldova Region has substantial economic potential, and ties with the former Soviet space can be revalued to facilitate regional development. The new edition of the Moldova Invest magazine in the Russian language is designed to support this process, providing Russian-speaking readers with an in-depth understanding of the economic opportunities in the Extended Moldova Region. Thus, Moldova becomes a bridge between Europe and the countries of the East, promoting cross-border economic cooperation in a European context and jointly exploiting investment opportunities.
Key objectives of promoting the Russian language edition of the magazine
The Russian language edition of Moldova Invest focuses on several strategic objectives:
- Facilitating economic dialogue: The magazine promotes discussions and partnerships between businesses in Moldova and countries in the former Soviet space, facilitating efficient economic cooperation.
- Promoting investment opportunities: Moldova Invest provides analyses and relevant data on Moldova’s main economic sectors, such as infrastructure, technology, agriculture, and industry, opening the way for investors from former Soviet countries interested in the region.
- Supporting diplomatic relations: The publication will serve as a support tool for embassies and consulates in Romania and other former Soviet states to facilitate and expand diplomatic and economic relations.
A valuable and diversified content for readers
The Russian language edition of Moldova Invest targets the Russian-speaking public with a variety of articles, case studies, and exclusive interviews with business leaders and officials from the Extended Moldova Region, European officials, and representatives of the Eastern environment. By including perspectives from various fields – from innovation in agriculture and industrial development to tourism and entrepreneurship – the magazine can become a valuable source of information for investors and partners from Russian-speaking countries.
Advantages for Moldova’s economic relations
For the Extended Moldova Region, connecting with partners in the former Soviet space through the Moldova Invest magazine opens new perspectives and major economic advantages, including:
- Attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) in strategic economic sectors;
- Expanding export markets for Moldova’s products and services;
- Promoting the exchange of best practices and technologies in fields such as technology, agriculture, and infrastructure;
- Supporting diplomatic and trade relations, thus creating a solid foundation for the development of joint projects.
Long-term impact on the region
The launch of this magazine is part of a broader vision of Moldova Invest, aiming at the sustainable economic development of Moldova and the creation of an attractive and stable business climate. Collaboration with countries in the former Soviet space can bring substantial benefits, transforming Moldova into a regional hub for investment and innovation – MoldovaHUB.
Desire
By launching the first economic magazine in the Russian language, Moldova Invest not only promotes economic opportunities in the Extended Moldova Region but also contributes to building bridges of cooperation and trust with countries in the former Soviet space. This strategic approach provides Moldova with enhanced visibility and strengthened economic development potential, while the magazine becomes a powerful tool for attracting new partnerships and investments.
The states of the former Soviet space, which were part of the Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR) before its dissolution in 1991, are:
- Ukraine – A country with significant natural resources and a substantial agricultural and industrial economy. Economic and diplomatic relations between Ukraine and other states are essential for regional stability.
- Belarus – A state with a developed industry, close economic relations with Russia, and a strategically located position in Eastern Europe.
- The Baltic States: Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia – These countries joined the European Union and NATO in 2004 and have economies oriented toward European markets, while maintaining commercial relations with Russia.
- The South Caucasus:
- Georgia – A strategic state with access to the Black Sea, increasingly oriented toward European integration.
- Armenia – Part of the Eurasian Economic Union.
- Azerbaijan – An important producer of oil and gas, with a developing economy and varied trade relations.
- Central Asia:
- Kazakhstan – The largest state in Central Asia and an important producer of oil and natural gas, with a diversified economy and extensive economic relations.
- Uzbekistan – Rich in natural resources, with a growing economy and a large population.
- Kyrgyzstan – Has an economy based on agriculture and mining, being an important partner in the Central Asian region.
- Tajikistan – Predominantly agricultural economy, but with strategic importance in the region.
- Turkmenistan – Known for its natural gas reserves, with an economy based on energy exports.
