Moldova could receive €157 million more from EU Growth Plan

The Republic of Moldova may receive a new tranche of 157 million euros from the European Union's Growth Plan in September, provided that the European Commission gives a positive assessment. This topic was addressed during a meeting on Friday, July 24, between Prime Minister Vasile Tofan and Gert Jan Koopman, the Director-General for Enlargement and the Eastern Neighborhood of the European Commission.

Joint border initiative supports Moldova and Ukraine's EU ambitions

The General Inspectorate of the Border Police hosted the inaugural meeting of the heads of border authorities from the Republic of Moldova, Latvia, Lithuania, and Ukraine from July 21 to 23. During this meeting, a joint declaration was signed to cooperate and support the integration process of the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine into the European Union.

MEP Gheorghe Falcă: Romania is Moldova's top EU accession advocate

The Republic of Moldova is strengthening its position in the European Union (EU) accession process by consistently implementing reforms and resisting Russian hybrid pressures. Member of the European Parliament Gheorghe Falcă, from the EPP Group, emphasized that the progress in integration negotiations highlights Chisinau's advancements and Romania's unwavering support.

EU growth plan: Moldova leads reform agenda with 95% rate

Moldova has successfully fulfilled 18 out of 20 commitments agreed with the European Union for the first half of 2026. Following a positive assessment from the European Commission, Chisinau expects to receive a new €157 million (approx. 3.08 billion MDL) disbursement under the EU Growth Plan in September.

"We promise less and deliver more": Mihai Popșoi's message to the European Economic and Social Committee

The reforms implemented by the authorities are primarily aimed at improving citizens' lives, with the goal of meeting the requirements for Moldova's accession to the European Union as a secondary consideration. This message was communicated by Mihai Popșoi, the acting Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, during the plenary session of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) in Brussels.

Marta Kos: European Commission preparing new enlargement rules at the fastest pace in 15 years

All four remaining negotiation clusters for the Republic of Moldova and Ukraine are ready to open and will commence as soon as the member states reach a consensus within the Council of the European Union. This announcement was made on Thursday, July 16, by the European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, during her address at the European Economic and Social Committee in Brussels.

Moldova aims to open all six EU negotiation clusters by autumn, Igor Grosu

The Republic of Moldova must continue the technical preparations for its accession to the European Union, even if political decisions regarding the opening of negotiation chapters are made later. This statement was made by the Speaker of the Parliament, Igor Grosu, a day after Moldova received confirmation about the opening of a new group of negotiation chapters with the EU, specifically focused on "External Relations." According to Grosu, who leads the Action and Solidarity Party (PAS), the authorities aim to open all six negotiation clusters by the end of this summer.

European Parliament reaffirms support for Moldova's security and EU path

The European Parliament will persist in its support for strengthening the Security and Defence Partnership between the European Union (EU) and the Republic of Moldova, as well as for Moldova's European aspirations. These commitments were conveyed by Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, the Chair of the European Parliament's Committee on Security and Defence (SEDE), during her meeting with Acting Deputy Prime Minister Mihai Popșoi.

Moldova's commitments under negotiation Cluster 6

The Republic of Moldova must continue its reforms in foreign relations, security, and the economy as part of the Cluster 6 negotiations that began on July 14 in Brussels. The European Union expects Chisinau to align its policies with European standards, strengthen its institutions, and enhance its resilience against external threats.

Expert: Chișinău is ready to advance in all negotiation clusters

The opening of Cluster 6 confirms the Republic of Moldova's advanced level of preparation in the fields of foreign, trade, and security policy and represents a new step towards the European Union (EU). According to the director of the Institute for European Policies and Reforms (IPRE), Iulian Groza, the goal of accession in 2030 remains ambitious, but the current pace of negotiations offers a chance to obtain member state status.

Eugeniu Osmochescu after talks with Marta Kos: "Moldova belongs in the European family"

Acting Prime Minister Eugeniu Osmochescu met with European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos on July 14. During their meeting, they discussed key topics to advance the accession process and enhance cooperation with the European Union. This discussion took place at the official opening of the sixth cluster of negotiations.

Moldova's economy moves closer to the EU: Benefits of opening the new negotiation cluster

The official opening of accession negotiations for Cluster 6 – “External Relations”- on July 14 in Brussels confirms that the Republic of Moldova is making significant progress toward European Union membership through reforms and tangible results. This integration will enable the country's economy to join the European single market, including participation in the common commercial policy.