ACEM (The Association of Electronics Companies in Moldova) is a non-profit organization to represent the interest of its members and to increase the competitiveness and development of the electronics industry, including microelectronics, nanotechnologies, embedded systems, software, research and development (R&D) in the Republic of Moldova through viable partnerships between private companies, trade unions, public authorities and other governmental organizations nationally and internationally.
Irina Birca
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Join us at Moldova Electronics Forum 2024 and discover the Electronics industry of Moldova and connect with the key industry actors that are driving positive change.
Format of the event: Hybrid
Online streaming on Facebook, YouTube and LinkedIn.
Translation in English, Romania.
Venue of the event: Tekwill, 9/11 Studenților Street, Chișinău, Republic of Moldova
HW Project manager at Group Leader, PREH Romania
Fyrqom
(tbc) Moderator at Moldova Electronics Forum 2024
General director of Invest Moldova Agency
Director of Swiss Development Cooperation
Commercial Director of ADD Grup
Engineer at Orcolia-Lux SRL
President at The Association of Electronics Companies in Moldova (ACEM)
Organizational Development & People at Miele Tehnica Romania
State Secretary at Ministry of Economic Development and Digitalization
Red Nord
CEO of BSW Tech SRL
Project Coordinator at The Association of Electronics Companies in Moldova (ACEM)
Expert in Digitalization at Energy sector
Preh Romania. Head of eMobility Preh Romania. Hardware, Power Electronics
Member of Parliament at Deputy Head of Social protection, health and family Commission
State Secretary at Ministry of Energy
Premier Energy
Prime Minister of Republic of Moldova at Guvernul Republicii Moldova
HR Manager at Magnetec Components
Fast charging stations at Blacksea-EMS part of HELIOX
HR Manager at Steinel Electronic S.R.L
PwC at Salary and Benefits Survey PayWell
Over the past few years, Moldova's electronic business landscape has witnessed a notable transformation, as evidenced by key indicators in the corporate sector. The data paints a compelling picture of the country's economic evolution, highlighting both continuity and change. From 2018 to 2022, the sector associated with electronic sector of the page or click on some items in the Common Objects-section to add more images, titles and texts to your page has experienced significant shifts in the realm of active companies, employment figures and turnover. In 2022, the sector associated with the electronics industry was represented by 210 active companies generating sales of EUR 377 million and a total number of 13.6 thousand employees.
