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The Republic of Moldova is participating in the first Vinitaly international exhibition

The Republic of Moldova participates for the first time in the Vinitaly international exhibition, inaugurated in the city of Verona in Italy. This is one of the most important wine and spirits fairs, bringing together wine sector operators from international markets.

According to a press release from the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry, our country participates as part of the Ministry of Italy's pavilion, where about 10 wine companies from the Republic of Moldova are gathered.

"The Republic of Moldova is invited as a guest of honor to the country stand of the Italian Ministry of Agriculture. Moldovan wines will be tasted for four days for the first time at Vinitaly in a special space dedicated to the Ministry of Agriculture and Food Industry of the Republic of Moldova. We are integrating into the EU with the help of our flagship product, Wine", wrote Deputy Prime Minister Vladimir Bolea on his Facebook page.

We remind that the exhibition will be open until April 17.

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