Robert Williams: “Moldova is viable for investments.”

If you travel to Moldova, you will find very pristine areas for agriculture and some industry.

The population’s agenda is clear: they do not want poverty, they are keepers of traditions and a conservatism

that divides the world into two… the West or Russia.

The infrastructure still needs a financial injection, it has numerous crossing points with Romania and gets there quickly.

For those who don’t know, the soils are declared the most fertile of the year in Europe, agriculture has remained organic and exports have confirmed it. It’s not enough because science is at high levels and disciplined in universities, there is sufficient labor force and ready for progress.

Perhaps there is a desire for quicker integration, but this integration is not seen soon due to the political and social upheavals still present in Europe, especially at the borders.

This break could be useful for the wisdom of Moldova by opening up to technology and becoming technology providers. The EU’s Horizon program is still far from being a serious budget, so technologies could play an essential role in the development and affirmation of Moldova.

A small country with wise decisions could make a difference in an increasingly confusing interest regarding accession. The current organization of local administration poses great obstacles to the population. Forced to travel tens or hundreds of kilometers for various issues, the population will never be able to prioritize their development plans but will only depend on other authorities from different districts that have nothing to do with each other and their needs.

If you are not afraid of obstacles and mindsets, the investment will not make you rich but could be stable and consistent, which favors success.

By

Robert Williams

Editor in Chief.