In order to insure an adequate level of national economy’s competitiveness which would facilitate the integration process to the European Union, it is necessary to define a clear economic policy that supposes a transformation from actual agrarian economy to an informational-innovative one. A primary problem is to transform the Moldavian economic system in a competitive one, based on advanced technologies, with a stress on developing the national industry. By creating a stable regulation climate in accordance with the international one, oriented to assuring a favorable business and investment climate, it would be possible to attract foreign direct investments, the key of economic system’s transformation.

In order to insure an adequate level of national economy’s competitiveness which would facilitate the integration process to the European Union, it is necessary to define a clear economic policy that supposes a transformation from actual agrarian economy to an informational-innovative one. A primary problem is to transform the Moldavian economic system in a competitive one, based on advanced technologies, with a stress on developing the national industry. By creating a stable regulation climate in accordance with the international one, oriented to assuring a favorable business and investment climate, it would be possible to attract foreign direct investments, the key of economic system’s transformation.