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EU remains Moldova’s main export market for IT services, with exports exceeding €285 million in 2025 - EU NEIGHBOURS east

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EU remains Moldova’s main export market for IT services, with exports exceeding €285 million in 2025    EU NEIGHBOURS east

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EU remains Moldova’s main export market for IT services, with exports exceeding €285 million in 2025 - EU NEIGHBOURS east
10/28/2026, 3:26:26 PM
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