MEP Victor Negrescu: "Moldova may begin EU accession talks by year’s end"

Romanian MEP Victor Negrescu stated that the Republic of Moldova could advance to the next stage of the European Union accession process by the end of this year. He noted that 55 members of the European Parliament from 19 different member states have signed a letter to the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa. The letter requests that the topic of initiating negotiations on chapters with the Republic of Moldova be included in the Council's agenda.

MEPs demand swift opening of Moldova-EU accession chapters

European Council President António Costa will continue to work with all EU leaders to advance the Republic of Moldova’s path towards membership of the bloc, official sources in Brussels have told Moldova 1.

EU Parliament sends strong signal: letter urges EC to “immediately” open Moldova’s accession talks

Fifty-five Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) from 19 EU member states have signed a letter to the President of the European Council, António Costa, urging the “immediate opening” of accession negotiations with the Republic of Moldova. This announcement was made by Victor Negrescu, Vice-President of the European Parliament, who initiated this action.

EU must launch accession talks with Moldova now, says MEP

The European Union must respond quickly to the outcome of recent parliamentary elections in Moldova by opening accession talks, according to MEP Dan Barna.

Copenhagen Summit: Europe 'most dangerous' since WWII as leaders eye joint defence & Russian assets

The European Union is strengthening its strategic front against Russian aggression and accelerating the integration of Ukraine and Moldova into the security architecture.

EU accession: Transnistria is Moldova's 'main vulnerability'

Moldova's Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, told Radio Moldova's "Noi și Europa" ("Us and Europe") programme that the country had successfully completed the bilateral screening process within its European Union accession negotiations, giving it a realistic target of signing the accession treaty by 2028.

Cristina Gherasimov: Moldova advances in EU integration at record pace, surpassing other candidates

The Republic of Moldova is prepared to advance to the next stage in its European Union accession process by opening negotiations on the first cluster. This announcement was made by Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration Cristina Gherasimov during the "We and Europe" program on Radio Moldova. She highlighted that Moldova completed the bilateral screening process in record time, faster than many other candidate countries, demonstrating the level of preparedness and political will present in both Chișinău and Brussels. Gherasimov added that over a thousand experts from the European Commission are currently working on Moldova’s application, which reflects the strong support from European institutions.

Screening shows Moldova readier for EU accession, Cristina Gherasimov

The Republic of Moldova has successfully completed the bilateral screening process, a crucial step in the journey toward European Union accession, as announced on Monday, September 22, in Brussels by Cristina Gherasimov, the Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration.

EU envoy pledges support for Moldovan communities, vows nationwide visits

The new European Union ambassador to Chisinau, Iwona Piórko, stated that the Republic of Moldova will join the European Union. This was her first public message to Moldovan citizens since taking office. She assured that Brussels will support Moldova throughout its European integration process.

Moldova finishes EU screening process, last chapter on finance

Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, has announced that the final day of bilateral screening for the Republic of Moldova will take place on Monday, September 22, in Brussels. During this meeting, the Moldovan delegation, alongside experts from the European Commission, will discuss Chapter 33 – Financial and Budgetary Provisions, which will conclude the entire bilateral screening process.

Moldova concludes Chapter 22 screening in Brussels

The screening process for Chapter 22, which focuses on regional policy and the coordination of structural instruments, concluded on Friday, September 19, in Brussels. This marks a significant moment in the European journey of the Republic of Moldova. By aligning its national legislation with European standards, the Republic of Moldova will be better equipped to establish the necessary framework to access European funds aimed at reducing regional disparities, promoting local economic development, and enhancing social cohesion.

EU moves to remove customs duties on seven Moldovan crops

On Thursday, September 18, the European Union decided to support the removal of customs duties on seven agricultural products from the Republic of Moldova. This decision aims to strengthen bilateral trade relations. The products affected include plums, table grapes, apples, tomatoes, garlic, cherries, and grape juice. Although these items have already been exported to the EU market, they have not yet enjoyed full liberalisation.