Hungarian President Janos Ader has signed the ratification of the Moldova-EU Association Agreement, thus promulgating the document. The Agreement was earlier ratified by the Hungarian Parliament, on November 25, IPN reports.
The Hungarian Embassy in Chisinau issued a press release saying that the agreement is an appreciation of reforms and European integration efforts. The diplomatic mission hopes that there will be no obstacles to the implementation of the Association Agreement and that its effects after the ratification by all EU member states will contribute to Moldova's development.
The embassy notes that all the conditions are in place for Moldova to make the most of its cooperation with the EU in multiple domains, to the benefit of the people and for the development of Central and Eastern Europe.
Eight of the 28 EU member countries have already ratified the Association Agreement: Romania, Bulgaria, Latvia, Estonia, Lithuania, Malta, Slovakia and Hungary. The European Parliament ratified the document on November 13.
