The EU intends to open all negotiation clusters with Moldova by the end of 2026
The European Union will make every effort to ensure that the remaining clusters are opened in the negotiations with Moldova by the end of 2026.
The European Union will make every effort to ensure that the remaining clusters are opened in the negotiations with Moldova by the end of 2026.
European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos announced a visit to Moldova and urged the authorities to continue reforms as EU accession negotiations move forward. Brussels also made it clear that further progress could open up new opportunities for the country to receive European funding and accelerate the launch of the next stages of the negotiation process.
Moldova is accelerating the negotiation process with the European Union and hopes to conclude it within a short timeframe. In Luxembourg, the country opened a new phase of discussions on a number of issues related to the internal market and competitiveness; however, the most complex reforms and legislative changes still lie ahead.
Moldova has officially opened negotiations on two additional clusters: Cluster 2—"Internal Market"—and Cluster 3—"Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth"
Moldova's economic agenda for the coming days is packed with decisions that could reshape taxation, investment and trade, while fresh data point to mixed external demand and ongoing pressure on inflation and growth. The full briefing also tracks major financing for infrastructure and agriculture, new business projects, and several policy moves that may affect companies and households alike.
The 4th Moldova-EU Intergovernmental Conference will take place on October 13 in Luxembourg, where negotiations on two additional clusters will officially begin
The EU will hold four intergovernmental conferences on accession with Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine, and Moldova
The European Union will open two more negotiation clusters for Moldova next week, with the rest to follow by the end of the year—European Council
The authorities are striving to make Moldova one of the most attractive countries in Europe for business by reducing bureaucracy, simplifying procedures for investors, and creating a competitive business environment — Vasile Tofan
The European Union is ready to open two more negotiation clusters for Moldova: "Internal Market" (Cluster 2) and "Competitiveness and Inclusive Growth" (Cluster 3)
Moldova, Ukraine, Montenegro, and Albania will receive "roadmaps" for EU accession on October 28
The European Union and Moldova reaffirmed their commitment to accelerating accession negotiations and discussed the further opening of the remaining clusters. At the meeting in Brussels, the parties also addressed issues related to reforms, security, energy sustainability, and new financial support; however, the key details and parameters of the decisions will only become clear once the full text is available.
Austrian companies are ready to invest in Moldova, including in projects under the Economic Growth Plan
Moldova is pushing for changes to its tax legislation that are intended to bring its direct tax rules more in line with European Union standards. These changes involve revising approaches to the taxation of certain types of income, as well as introducing new mechanisms for cross-border companies and the resolution of tax disputes.
Moldova and Ireland discussed expanding economic cooperation and attracting new investment against the backdrop of deepening political dialogue and Chisinau's progress toward European integration. The agenda also included issues that could significantly impact bilateral relations and the business environment, including new agreements and the strengthening of diplomatic presence.
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