The opening of the accession negotiations of the Republic of Moldova to the EU depends on how quickly our country fulfills its remaining two measures, Cristina Gherasimov

The official opening of the negotiations regarding the accession of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union depends on how quickly our country completes its legal arrears. The chief negotiator of the Republic of Moldova regarding the accession process, Cristina Gherasimov, declared from Brussels that there is full openness on the part of the European countries to act in an accelerated manner in the opening of negotiations, and the government in Chisinau is doing its best to fulfill the two remaining outstanding measures. It is about the appointment of a general prosecutor, but also the vetting evaluation regarding the appointment of judges to the Supreme Court of Justice.

EU reaffirms its support for the Republic of Moldova. Charles Michel and Dorin Recean had a meeting in Brussels

The European Union is open to further support the Republic of Moldova and the reform agenda to improve the quality of life of citizens, said the President of the European Council, Charles Michel, in a discussion in Brussels with Prime Minister Dorin Recean. For his part, the Prime Minister from Chisinau emphasized that the support that the Republic of Moldova receives in Brussels reconfirms the progress made in several key areas.

Siegfried Mureșan about the Republic of Moldova’s accession to the EU: "Let's prepare for the start of negotiations at the end of June"

The chance that the official accession negotiations of the Republic of Moldova to the European Union will officially begin in June is very high. MEP Siegfried Mureșan said about it in an exclusive interview for Radio Moldova. The official claims that the Republic of Moldova has demonstrated remarkable progress and very good speed on the reforms started, and at this stage the explanatory screening process takes places which is a preparation for the accession negotiations.

Polish PM reshuffles cabinet ahead of European elections

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Friday announced a reshuffle of his Cabinet to replace four ministers running for the European Parliament next month, AP reports.

Johannes Hahn about the referendum on Moldova's accession to the EU: "It might not be necessary, from a legal point of view, but extremely useful"

At the stage in which the Republic of Moldova is in its accession process, it still does not need, from a legal point of view, to organize the referendum on EU accession, but it is a useful action. The community block needs to understand how great the interest of the Moldovan citizens is for this path. In an interview for TRM, European Commissioner Johannes Hahn stated that the election result will send a strong message about the European perspective and expectations of Moldovan citizens.

The Republic of Moldova starts the process of assessing the degree of compliance of national legislation with that of the European Union

In Brussels, the process of assessing the degree of compliance of national legislation with that of the European Union was started, reads a press release from the Government, after a visit by the delegation of the Republic of Moldova, led by the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov .

Luminița Odobescu at the meeting of EU foreign ministers: We plead for a predictable accession agenda for Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova

The states of the European Union must use all means to help Kiev in the war, but also to develop a predictable calendar for the accession of Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova to the EU bloc. The statement was made by the Romanian Minister of Foreign Affairs, Luminița Odobescu, before the Foreign Affairs Council met in Brussels.

German Ambassador in Chisinau Margret Uebber: "Let's help Moldova to reach European standards and integrate into the EU

In the context of the 30th anniversary of German-Moldovan development cooperation, the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany in the Republic of Moldova organised a press tour in the municipalities of Hincesti and Straseni.

The Republic of Moldova willing to work with the Spanish authorities to organise the next EPC Summit

The Republic of Moldova is ready to cooperate in any form with the Spanish authorities in order to organise the third edition of the European Political Community Summit, said Igor Zaharov, communication advisor at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and European Integration, on the "Paralela 47" show on our radio station. One of the topics that Moldova wants to be included in the agenda of the talks is the enlargement of the European Union, said Igor Zaharov.

Political analyst on the EPC Summit: "It is a signal to the Russian Federation that Moldova is not alone"

The real results of the European Political Community (EPC) Summit in Moldova will be felt in the weeks, months and even years to come, according to Romanian political analyst Mihai Isac. He told Radio Moldova's "Paralela 47" programme that in addition to the support packages announced by the European structures, other grants from Romania, Germany, Spain, Italy and other countries that, according to him, have understood our country's needs will certainly be announced.

Correspondence from Bulgaria// How the Bulgarian press covered the EPC Summit in Moldova

The European Political Community Summit, which took place on Thursday in Bulboaca, was a good opportunity for the Republic of Moldova to improve its credibility as a candidate state for accession to the European Union, commented the Bulgarian press following the event. Bulgarian President Rumen Radev was also present at the meeting and took part in a round table discussion on energy with representatives of nearly 20 other countries, which also focused on Moldova's energy security, reports Radio Moldova correspondent Alina Zlatov.

The Republic of Moldova together with European countries aims to fight climate change

The Republic of Moldova, together with all European countries, aims to fight climate change by 2050, i.e. to keep the global temperature between 1.5 - and maximum 2 degrees. In the coming years, more old buildings will be insulated, which will save energy resources.