More than 100 former participants in the programme as well as representatives of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Action, the German Embassy in Chişinău and the Balti Free Economic Zone came together in the Moldovan capital Chişinău for this occasion. They discussed economic trends and their potential for business cooperation between German and Moldovan companies.
Olga Bejenaru, a Ph.D. in economics and a former participant in Partnering in Business with Germany, found in her own analysis of German-Moldovan economic relations that there are positive trends for cooperation between the two countries, especially in food processing, energy and imports/exports (of everyday products, particularly foodstuffs). According to estimates made by the International Trade Centre in 2023, Germany is the country with the highest potential demand for Moldovan (dried) fruit.