Cyprus supports the opening of Moldova’s EU accession negotiations in June

The official opening of the first negotiation chapters with the Republic of Moldova is one of the objectives assumed by the Cypriot presidency of the EU Council for the month of June. The statement was made by the President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, during his first official visit to Chisinau, on Europe Day, reports IPN.

During a joint press conference with President Maia Sandu, the Cypriot leader stated that the expansion of the European Union must remain a process based on merit and concrete results. According to him, the Republic of Moldova demonstrates that it respects its commitments undertaken on the European path.

“The accession of the Republic of Moldova to the EU and the steps we are taking in this direction are concrete achievements that demonstrate that the European promise is real for those who work for it,” stated Nikos Christodoulides.

Maia Sandu stated that the EU expansion represents a strategic response to the security challenges in the region. The head of state emphasized that every country that shares European values and implements reforms has its place in the European family.

The President thanked Cyprus for the support given to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova. Moreover, Maia Sandu reiterated that the authorities will continue the reforms in justice and investments in energy security.

The two presidents welcomed the financial support of 200 million euros offered by the EU for the development of the Moldovan economy, as well as the implementation of the bilateral social security agreement signed last year.



The National Agency for Energy Regulation will examine on Friday the request from Energocom regarding the increase in natural gas prices. The subject was included on the agenda of the ANRE meeting on July 24, reports IPN.

Energocom has requested an increase in the regulated price for consumers connected to low-pressure distribution networks from 13.35 lei to 19.37 lei per cubic meter, excluding VAT.

The request is motivated by the increase in natural gas procurement costs, against the backdrop of geopolitical tensions in the Middle East and the volatility of international markets. According to Energocom, these have generated an estimated tariff deficit of around 106 million lei.

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Cyprus supports the opening of Moldova’s EU accession negotiations in June

The official opening of the first negotiation chapters with the Republic of Moldova is one of the objectives assumed by the Cypriot presidency of the EU Council for the month of June. The statement was made by the President of Cyprus, Nikos Christodoulides, during his first official visit to Chisinau, on Europe Day, reports IPN.

During a joint press conference with President Maia Sandu, the Cypriot leader stated that the expansion of the European Union must remain a process based on merit and concrete results. According to him, the Republic of Moldova demonstrates that it respects its commitments undertaken on the European path.

“The accession of the Republic of Moldova to the EU and the steps we are taking in this direction are concrete achievements that demonstrate that the European promise is real for those who work for it,” stated Nikos Christodoulides.

Maia Sandu stated that the EU expansion represents a strategic response to the security challenges in the region. The head of state emphasized that every country that shares European values and implements reforms has its place in the European family.

The President thanked Cyprus for the support given to the sovereignty and territorial integrity of the Republic of Moldova. Moreover, Maia Sandu reiterated that the authorities will continue the reforms in justice and investments in energy security.

The two presidents welcomed the financial support of 200 million euros offered by the EU for the development of the Moldovan economy, as well as the implementation of the bilateral social security agreement signed last year.






1 IANUARIE, 2025
1 IANUARIE, 2025