Training for Start-Up Entrepreneurs Took Place in Northern Moldova

The Ministry of Finance, in collaboration with the EU-funded project “Moldova is Europe – Support for EU Integration”, the State Tax Service, the Customs Service, and the Monitorul Fiscal FISC.md publication, successfully organized the second round of its training programme for aspiring entrepreneurs and those looking to start their own businesses in Northern Moldova.

The three-day event, which was held in Bălți, brought together local entrepreneurs and experts from the partner institutions to provide valuable insights and support on various aspects of starting and managing a business.
The training was officially opened by Victoria Belous, Minister of Finance, who emphasized the importance of maintaining open communication with entrepreneurs and reiterated the government’s commitment to supporting the growth of small and medium-sized businesses. A full recording of the opening session is available here: Opening Session Video.

During the event, participants received in-depth training on critical topics, including:

• Tax obligations for newly established businesses
• Bookkeeping practices and the preparation of accounting documents
• Export and import procedures and other customs-related matters
• Key strategies for effective business management.

The sessions equipped participants with essential tools and knowledge for successfully launching and running their businesses. Looking ahead, the third round of the Start-up Training Programme is scheduled to take place in Southern Moldova in September, continuing the Ministry’s commitment to fostering entrepreneurship across the country. For more information about the training program and to register for upcoming sessions, please visit FISC.md.