Joint statement at the summit in Chisinau: EU strongly supports Moldova’s European integration

The European Union strongly supports Moldova on its path to reform and EU accession. This is enshrined in the Joint Declaration of the Republic of Moldova and the European Union, adopted at the first Moldova-EU Summit held in Chisinau. The document provides for accelerating the accession process, strengthening cooperation in the areas of security, energy, and digitalization, as well as major investments for economic development and strengthening the country’s democratic resilience, IPN reports.

The statement notes that Moldova and the EU express their joint support for peace, security, stability, and prosperity throughout Europe.

In its new statement, the EU condemns Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and its hybrid actions against Moldova. At the same time, the community reconfirms European support for the country’s sovereignty, stability, and economic development, including through the EU Partnership Mission in Moldova (EUPM) and other support instruments.

The document acknowledges Moldova’s efforts to strengthen the rule of law, judicial independence, and fight corruption. The statement highlights that these reforms are essential for European integration and strengthening democracy.

The European Union also welcomed the €1.9 billion Growth Plan for Moldova, aimed at stimulating sustainable development, job creation, and economic integration into the European Single Market, with an initial tranche of €270 million already disbursed.

The European Community has commended Moldova for its progress in energy security and diversification of energy sources, and the EU has given assurances that it will continue to support reforms in the sector, interconnection with the European market, and implementation of the acquis communautaire in this area.

The document condemns Russia’s attempts to undermine the elections in Moldova through electoral corruption, information interference, and external pressure, and emphasizes the importance of a free and fair electoral process with EU support. Similarly, the EU recognises Moldova’s potential as a regional transport hub and supports its active involvement in the Trans-European Transport Network for deep integration into the continental infrastructure.

The signatories reaffirmed their support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova within its internationally recognized borders and called for the withdrawal of all Russian military forces and ammunition from the Transnistrian region of Moldova.

Disclaimer: This material was produced within the project implemented by the IPN Press Agency – “Integration through Cooperation and Information” and is funded by the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova. The content of this publication does not represent the official position of the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova.



The Ministry of Infrastructure and Regional Development initiates traffic on the national road M3, bypassing the locality of Slobozia Mare in the Cahul district /National road M3, direction from Vulcanesti to Slobozia / at 09:00 AM/.

The operational meeting of the municipal services is taking place /Chisinau City Hall /11:00 AM/.

The session of the Chisinau Municipal Council continues, started on July 21 /Chisinau City Hall / 01:00 PM/.

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Joint statement at the summit in Chisinau: EU strongly supports Moldova’s European integration

The European Union strongly supports Moldova on its path to reform and EU accession. This is enshrined in the Joint Declaration of the Republic of Moldova and the European Union, adopted at the first Moldova-EU Summit held in Chisinau. The document provides for accelerating the accession process, strengthening cooperation in the areas of security, energy, and digitalization, as well as major investments for economic development and strengthening the country’s democratic resilience, IPN reports.

The statement notes that Moldova and the EU express their joint support for peace, security, stability, and prosperity throughout Europe.

In its new statement, the EU condemns Russia’s aggression against Ukraine and its hybrid actions against Moldova. At the same time, the community reconfirms European support for the country’s sovereignty, stability, and economic development, including through the EU Partnership Mission in Moldova (EUPM) and other support instruments.

The document acknowledges Moldova’s efforts to strengthen the rule of law, judicial independence, and fight corruption. The statement highlights that these reforms are essential for European integration and strengthening democracy.

The European Union also welcomed the €1.9 billion Growth Plan for Moldova, aimed at stimulating sustainable development, job creation, and economic integration into the European Single Market, with an initial tranche of €270 million already disbursed.

The European Community has commended Moldova for its progress in energy security and diversification of energy sources, and the EU has given assurances that it will continue to support reforms in the sector, interconnection with the European market, and implementation of the acquis communautaire in this area.

The document condemns Russia’s attempts to undermine the elections in Moldova through electoral corruption, information interference, and external pressure, and emphasizes the importance of a free and fair electoral process with EU support. Similarly, the EU recognises Moldova’s potential as a regional transport hub and supports its active involvement in the Trans-European Transport Network for deep integration into the continental infrastructure.

The signatories reaffirmed their support for the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova within its internationally recognized borders and called for the withdrawal of all Russian military forces and ammunition from the Transnistrian region of Moldova.

Disclaimer: This material was produced within the project implemented by the IPN Press Agency – “Integration through Cooperation and Information” and is funded by the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova. The content of this publication does not represent the official position of the Department for Relations with the Republic of Moldova.


Gagauzia must participate in the formation of the regional electoral body by nominating candidates, and the Central Electoral Commission should examine and approve these nominations, asserts the President of the Gagauz People’s Assembly, Valentin Gaidarji. In the case of substantiated objections, the CEC would have to request the nomination of other candidates, reports IPN.

According to Gaidarji, this mechanism would represent a compromise between Chisinau and Comrat and would ensure a balance between the interests of the state and the region. “It is precisely this mechanism, in our belief, that needs to be stipulated in the Law on the special status of Gagauzia,” stated the APG president at an event held in Comrat.

He mentioned that the members of the regional electoral body must be professionals, know the Gagauz language, live in the region, and be familiar with the regional legislation and the specifics of autonomy.

Referring to the electoral system for the election of the People’s Assembly, Valentin Gaidarji said that the principal position of the APG is to maintain the majority system, on the basis of which deputies are elected in single-member constituencies.

The position comes in the context where the Presidency has announced that, in discussions with deputies from Comrat, the conduct of elections for APG based on the proportional electoral system was addressed, as part of a uniform electoral system throughout the territory of the Republic of Moldova.

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1 IANUARIE, 2025
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