The country's ICT industry now accounts for 7% of its GDP, driven by 3,000 companies that employ over 26,000 professionals. In 2025, resident companies at the Moldova Innovation Technology Park surpassed $1 billion in aggregate revenue. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu emphasized that the nation aims to compete through specialized talent, noting that the government is prioritizing transparency and resilience to align with European standards.
Moldova Positions Itself as Europe’s Emerging Digital Innovation Hub
With 4,000 attendees gathering in Chișinău for the Moldova Digital Summit 2026, EU Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos declared the nation a digital success story. The event highlighted how Moldova’s ICT sector is moving beyond regional service provision to become a cornerstone of the country's economic integration with the European Union.
Moldova has already digitized 78% of public services for businesses, a shift that saved citizens and companies EUR 44 million and over 9.3 million hours in 2025. The summit also debuted the EVO 2.0 application, which features a digital identity wallet compliant with the European Digital Identity framework. Looking forward, officials announced plans for the Moldova HiTech Park, a 50-hectare campus near the capital expected to attract €200 million in investment for nanotechnology and HealthTech development.
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