The 13th national exhibition “Made in Moldova” opened in Chisinau on January 29. The exhibit brought together over 270 national producers that displayed a wide range of food and nonfood products. For the first time, folk groups from Anenii Noi, Criuleni and Ialoveni districts will take part in the event with an artistic program, IPN reports.
Chairman of the Chamber of Trade and Industry Gheorghe Cucu said the participants in the exhibit represent all the sectors of the national economy. The exhibition’s theme is “Quality – Competitiveness”, which is also a program of the Government and the real sector of the economy for the near future. “In a globalized economy, we will not achieve results without quality and competitiveness,” he stated.
Prime Minister Iurie Leanca said that when he sees products with the label “Made in Moldova”, he has a feeling of pride. “I often travel to the east and the west and see more and more products of a high quality with this label. This means that we are on the right way,” he stated.
The Premier underlined that the executive will take measures to improve the conditions so that the national producers could invest cheap money in competitiveness enhancement on a long term. He reminded that this year Moldova is to sign the Association Agreement with the EU, which will offer advantageous conditions for the producers, farmers and small entrepreneurs. This document will not hamper access to such traditional markets as Russia and Ukraine. On the contrary, it will ensure access to new markets.
The national exhibit “Made in Moldova” is organized by the Chamber of Trade and Industry, under the auspices of the Government. It is held between January 29 and February 2.
