Moldova and the European Union

Moldova’s Accession to the EU

The Republic of Moldova signed the Association Agreement with the EU in 2014 and obtained candidate country status in 2022. Accession involves essential reforms in areas such as justice, economy, and public administration.

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Cooperation with the European Union

The EU provides Moldova with financial and technical support through programs like Erasmus+, EU4Moldova, and the Eastern Partnership Initiative, supporting education, infrastructure, SMEs, and public administration.

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Benefits and Challenges

EU integration brings important advantages: mobility, market access, economic development, and European standards. However, slow reforms and regional tensions remain challenges.

Public Support

European integration enjoys broad support among the population, especially youth. The European Union is seen as a partner for stability, security, and sustainable development.