More than two-thirds of Moldova’s exports go to the European Union, worth over $1.74 billion in the first nine months. This represents significant support for Moldova’s economy, said government spokesperson Daniel Vodă.
The main partner countries for Moldova are Romania (32.2% of total exports), Ukraine (9.3%), Italy (7%), Czechia (5.6%), Turkey (5.6%), Germany (5.1%), and Poland (4.4%).
Additionally, in the first 10 months of the year, Moldova recorded record customs revenue in the state budget—31.31 billion lei, 10% more than last year. The main sources of income are VAT (66%), excise duties (26.9%), and customs duties (6.4%).
The EU continues to be the main driver of Moldovan trade, supporting the country’s economic stability and development.
