The Republic of Moldova will learn on November 4th the assessment of Brussels regarding its accession to the EU. Roadmaps postponed, and Commissioner Marta Kos is expected in Chisinau
The Republic of Moldova is set to receive, on November 4, a new assessment of the progress made on its path to accession to the European Union, with the publication of the Enlargement Package for 2026. On the same day, the European Commission will also present the roadmaps for the Republic of Moldova, Ukraine and Albania, documents whose publication was initially scheduled for October 28. Just a few days after Brussels' announcement, Chisinau will host the annual EU Enlargement Conference, to which European Commissioner Marta Kos is also expected, Radio Chisinau broadcasts.
The event will take place on November 9-10, 2026 and will bring together discussions on the reforms that the Republic of Moldova needs to continue, the priorities of the accession negotiations, and the progress made in the European integration process.
The European Commissioner for Enlargement, Marta Kos, announced her intention to visit the Republic of Moldova during this period and is expected to participate in the conference organized in Chisinau.
The first day of the event will be dedicated to assessing the results of the Enlargement Package for the Republic of Moldova, including examining the progress made on the clusters of negotiation chapters.
The discussions will focus on areas essential for the accession process, including justice reform and the fight against corruption, the modernization of local public administration, the preparation of the economy for integration into the European Single Market, and the green transition.
The conference agenda also includes security, social protection and agriculture, sectors in which the Republic of Moldova must continue to align with European Union standards and policies.
The second day, November 10, will continue in the format of the European Integration Forum, dedicated to debates on the European path of the Republic of Moldova.
