Moldova has made the greatest progress towards EU integration - Marta Kos
The European Commissioner for Enlargement announced this in a statement published on Platform X. According to her, Moldova has significantly intensified cooperation with the European Union, despite persistent hybrid threats and attempts to destabilize the country and its European course. It is worth noting that the 2025 enlargement package presented by the European Commission provides a comprehensive assessment of the progress made by enlargement partners over the past 12 months. The document states that, despite persistent hybrid threats and attempts to destabilize the country, Moldova has made significant progress towards accession, having successfully completed the screening process. The first EU-Moldova summit in July 2025 marked a new stage of cooperation and integration. Moldova adopted roadmaps on the rule of law, public administration, and the functioning of democratic institutions, which the European Commission assessed positively. According to the European Commission, Moldova has met the conditions necessary for the opening of clusters 1 (fundamental principles), 6 (external relations), and 2 (internal market). The European Commission expects Moldova to also meet the conditions for the opening of the remaining three clusters and is working to ensure that the EU Council is in a position to ensure the opening of all clusters by the end of the year. The Moldovan government has stated its goal of tentatively concluding accession negotiations by early 2028. The European Commission is committed to supporting this ambitious but achievable goal, provided that Moldova accelerates the current pace of reform. Maintaining the reform momentum, supported by strong parliamentary support for the country's European path following the September elections, is crucial. // 04.11.2025 — InfoMarket
