EU Commission scrambles to keep pace with Moldova's accession push
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The European Commission is redirecting resources to keep pace with the rapid pace of reforms in Moldova, even if its accession process remains politically linked to the accession of Ukraine, which is blocked by Hungary, writes Euronews.
As Moldova quickly met the conditions for full EU membership, the EU Commission began transferring resources to help it catch up with the membership process.
The European Commission is striving to keep pace with Moldova's accelerated accession effortsThe European Commission is redirecting resources to keep pace with the rapid pace of reforms in Moldova, even if its accession process remains politically linked to Ukraine's accession, which is a bloc...More ...
The European Commission is redistributing its resources to keep pace with the accelerated reforms adopted by the Republic of Moldova in the process of accession to the European Union (EU). Moreover, European officials say that the progress made by Chisinau is important, but the political course remains linked to that of Ukraine. The Republic of Moldova has accelerated reforms for accession to the European Union, [...]
The European Commission has begun to redirect domestic resources to Moldova's accession process, after the pace of reforms in Chisinau has exceeded the department's ability to keep pace.
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