Transnistria trade 'pivoting towards EU' despite Russian troop presence

Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, Cristina Gherasimov, claims there is growing momentum regarding Transdniestria's rapprochement with the European Union.

EU enlargement enters 'most realistic stage' for Moldova and Ukraine

The EU enlargement process has entered 'the most realistic stage in the last 15 years,' President of the European Council Antonio Costa said today, concluding the EU Enlargement Forum.

Moldova accelerates reforms for EU accession by 2030, says Munteanu

The Republic of Moldova is accelerating reforms and preparations for EU accession by 2030.

Brussels talks reaffirm Government’s European agenda

The Government of the Republic of Moldova is advancing its reform agenda and enhancing European support on multiple fronts, including negotiations for EU accession and security cooperation, as well as adopting the expertise of more established candidate countries. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu recently met in Brussels with key officials, including the President of the European Council, Antonio Costa; the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs, Kaja Kallas; European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos; and the Prime Minister of Montenegro, Milojko Spajić. During these discussions, he emphasized Chisinau's commitment to transforming the Republic of Moldova into a modern and resilient European state.

Moldovan Prime Minister announces talks with Western partners on a plan of Transnistrian region reintegration

The Republic of Moldova is making significant progress toward opening the first chapter of negotiations for its accession to the European Union. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu shared this update at the first EU Enlargement Forum, organized by the European Commission in Brussels on November 18. This event signifies a heightened focus on discussions surrounding potential new members of the EU, including Moldova, which is currently undergoing reforms and legislative harmonization.

EU Enlargement Forum | PM Alexandru Munteanu: “Enlargement is Europe’s best response to the war in Ukraine”

The citizens of the Republic of Moldova have demonstrated their strong commitment to a European path and have expressed a clear desire to join the European Union. Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu made this statement during the first EU Enlargement Forum, organized by the European Commission in Brussels on November 18. This event signifies a heightened discussion about potential future members of the European community, including the Republic of Moldova.

Flag of the Republic of Moldova, flown at the European Commission to mark Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu's first visit to Brussels

On Tuesday, November 18, the flag of the Republic of Moldova was raised alongside 28 other European flags in front of the European Commission. This event marked the first visit to Brussels by Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu. The visit coincided with the Prime Minister's participation in two significant European events focused on the future of the European Union and the strengthening of the continental economic partnership.

Brussels proposes opening negotiations on all six clusters at once—possibly later—as a path for Moldova and Ukraine’s EU accession

There is unanimous agreement among European Union (EU) member states to support the Republic of Moldova's advancement in the enlargement process. However, this progress is currently hindered by the situation in Ukraine and Hungary's stance on the matter. Gert Jan Koopman, Director General of the EU Directorate for Enlargement and Eastern Neighborhood, made this statement on November 17 during a discussion hosted by the Center for European Policies in collaboration with the "Republic of Moldova - European Union" Club, which took place in Brussels.

INTERVIEW on Moldova 1 TV| Ines Domingos on Moldova’s 2030 EU accession: ‘Maintain the pace, and you will succeed’

Portugal acknowledges the progress made by the authorities in Chisinau and reaffirms its support for Moldova's journey towards European Union (EU) membership. "A lot of work is needed from both sides, and if you maintain this momentum, you will succeed," stated Ines Domingos, the Secretary of State for European Affairs of Portugal, in an exclusive interview with Moldova 1 TV.

Germany supports Moldova’s EU path with an additional €24.4 million in assistance

Germany strongly supports Moldova's European journey. The country will receive an additional €24.4 million in the form of a grant. This funding will aid in Moldova's accession to the European Union and its modernization efforts. The announcement was made by German Ambassador to Moldova, Hubert Knirsch, during a meeting with Prime Minister Alexandru Munteanu.

EU leaders will discuss opening negotiation clusters with Moldova and Ukraine on December 18

European officials have reaffirmed their support for the enlargement of the European Union, highlighting the significance of Ukraine and the Republic of Moldova in advancing through the accession process. These remarks were made in anticipation of the General Affairs Council of the European Union, scheduled for November 17 in Brussels.

NIJ head joins the ERA board

Ramona Strugariu, the Director of the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) of the Republic of Moldova, has been proposed and unanimously accepted for membership on the board of the Academy of European Law (ERA). This organization was established at the initiative of the European Parliament and brings together legal professionals from various fields.