Recean: EU Trusts Moldova's Path

During his visit to Brussels for the ninth Moldova-EU Association Council meeting, Prime Minister Dorin Recean emphasized that the support Moldova receives from European partners reflects the EU's trust in Moldovan citizens and the government’s chosen path toward EU membership, CE Report quotes MOLDPRES

Recean is holding talks with European leaders on Moldova’s progress and its goal to be ready for EU accession by 2028. At a Bruegel event, he discussed ongoing reforms and the EU’s €1.9 billion Growth Plan for Moldova, aimed at modernizing the country and improving quality of life.

He underlined that Moldova's European future relies on unity and continued efforts: “This is a real opportunity to attract investments and create European living conditions—well-paid jobs, modern infrastructure, and public services.”

Key topics in Brussels include judicial reform, anti-corruption, democratic resilience, security, and economic cooperation, especially in the energy sector.