Events

The Chief Executive praised the work of the Nisporeni Business Incubator, noting that he had laid the groundwork for opening up new businesses and creating well-paid jobs. The Prime Minister discussed with entrepreneurs the problems they face and their views on making it easier for them to do business.

Iulia Iabanji, Director-General of ODIMM, mentioned that the 9 incubators, opened in the districts of the country, are successful histories for entrepreneurship in the Republic of Moldova. They enable people to start up business and take advantage of support from incubators.

According to Yulia Iabanji, ODIMM seeks to help Moldovan entrepreneurs get to know the subtleties of the business field and benefit from the entrepreneurial support provided by government programmes, but also to internationalise their businesses when they are ready.

Gheorghe Balan, Deputy Prime Minister for Reintegration, was present as a guest at the Incubator in Sângerei, who appreciated the results achieved by resident companies. Victor Zubcu, Minister for Youth and Sport of the Republic of Moldova, was present at the Incubator of Ștefan Vodă. According to him, incubators are a platform to launch young people into entrepreneurship.

The Open Doors Day at the 3 incubators is part of Moldova Business Week 2016, which takes place from 4 to 7 October in several municipalities in the country. In the Republic of Moldova, 9 business incubators have been opened with more than 150 residents.