Made in Moldova exhibition to take place on 27-31 January 2027

The 24th edition of Made in Moldova exhibition will take place on January 27–31, 2027, at Moldexpo exhibition center in Chișinău. The event will bring together local producers, consumers, and business partners to promote products manufactured in the Republic of Moldova.

The exhibition is organized by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI), under the patronage of the Government, in partnership with the Organization for Entrepreneurship Development, the Investment Agency, and Enterprise Europe Network. The event aims to strengthen the visibility of local brands, support entrepreneurship, and boost consumer confidence in locally made products.

During a press conference, CCI President Sergiu Harea emphasized that, since its launch in 2002, Made in Moldova exhibition has become one of the country’s main platforms for promoting domestic production, giving companies the opportunity to showcase their products, interact directly with the public, and develop new business relationships.


“The 24 editions reflect the continuity of this initiative and the constant interest in products made in the Republic of Moldova. The 2027 edition is expected to bring together approximately 500 economic operators, across an exhibition area of around 3,000 m² indoors and 300 m² outdoors. Approximately 70,000 visitors from the country and abroad are also expected to attend. Thus, beyond its role as a showcase for domestic production, the event aims to become a space for interaction, experience sharing, and the creation of partnerships with long-term development prospects,” Sergiu Harea said.


The 24th edition will offer new experiences for visitors and additional opportunities for participants. Among the main new features is the creation of the “Courtyard of Moldovan Flavors” gastronomic area, dedicated to local products, traditional dishes, and culinary demonstrations, where visitors will be able to discover the diversity and authenticity of local cuisine.


“Another initiative is the “Route of 24 Discoveries”, a special itinerary bringing together 24 representative producers or products. Tastings, demonstrations, and the visitor’s passport will turn the exploration of the exhibition into an interactive experience, while also offering the chance to participate in a raffle. The exhibition will also highlight concrete examples of local product development. As a continuation of the initiatives promoted during the Milk Festival, a new product will be presented under the message “From field to glass – from glass to shelf”. This initiative illustrates how the development of domestic production can contribute to creating value-added products and opening up new marketing opportunities. To encourage creativity and the professional presentation of products, the organizers will award a prize for the most creative and attractive exhibition stand. The initiative aims to stimulate originality, highlight the identity of local brands, and contribute to improving the way companies present their products to the public,” Sergiu Harea noted.


Alongside promoting products to consumers, the CCI also aims to strengthen the business dimension of the event.


“To this end, the International Business Forum “Moldova Presents” will be organized as part of the exhibition, facilitating B2B meetings, thematic sessions, and networking activities. Through these actions, producers will have the opportunity to identify new partners, initiate business collaborations, and explore possibilities for accessing new markets,” the CCI president added.


For economic operators interested in participating in the exhibition, the organizers announce that the first 10 companies to register will receive a 10% discount on the registration fee.


“The deadline for participant registration is December 18, 2026. Producers and entrepreneurs are invited to register early in order to benefit from the promotional and partnership development opportunities offered by the exhibition. Made in Moldova exhibition represents trust in our producers, respect for work, and the desire to build a competitive economy. We want every visitor to discover local products and learn their stories. We invite you to join us where work becomes value, tradition becomes the future, and local products become our pride,” Sergiu Harea concluded.


Made in Moldova is the largest exhibition of domestic products held in the Republic of Moldova and is also the event that launches the annual exhibition program in the country.