Events

On 4 November, training courses started “Internationalisation of SMEs”. They are attended by 25 entrepreneurs from various fields of activity who are keen to start a business or expand their business by identifying new market outlets.

The trainings are organised by ODIMM, as part of the project Regional network of business incubators “Black Sea BI-Net”.

“One of the important activities under this project is the creation of a database of entrepreneurs from the 5 partner countries: Türkiye, Greece, Romania, Armenia, Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova, which will facilitate the process of identification and communication with new partners. In order for Moldovan companies to be able to seize these opportunities, we organised the training “Internationalisation of SMEs“, said Ms Iulia IABANJI, Director-General ODIMM.

The topic of the first training day was the planning of the export-oriented business. Participants worked in teams divided into areas of activity.During the following three

training days, entrepreneurs, will learn how to promote their products and services in international markets, how to use information technologies in business management, what customs procedures in import-export work any entrepreneur needs to know and how to take advantage of the opportunities offered by the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area Association Agreement with the European Union.

General objective of the Black Sea BI-Net Regional Business Incubation Network Project it is to accelerate the development of a productive and competitive economy in the Black Sea Basin region. The project is funded through the European Neighbourhood and Partnership Instrument (ENPI) and the Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA) under the Black Sea Basin Cross-Border Cooperation Programme 2007-2013.