The European Union will present its report on the Republic of Moldova on November 4. Brussels is expected to outline the country’s progress towards European integration and receive its accession roadmap.
On November 9–10, Chișinău will host the EU Enlargement Annual Conference at the Palace of the Republic. European Commissioner for Enlargement Marta Kos is also expected to attend.
The conference will bring together representatives of public institutions, civil society, the business community and the media. Participants will discuss the stages of the accession process and how reforms can translate into tangible improvements in citizens’ lives.
Following the conference, on November 15–16, President Maia Sandu will travel to Brussels to attend the EU Enlargement Forum.
Foreign ministers from Ireland, Poland, Lithuania, Spain, Hungary, North Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania and Ukraine are also expected to participate, alongside the President of Finland, EU leaders and several European commissioners.
On November 15, Maia Sandu will speak at a panel dedicated to EU enlargement, together with officials from Ukraine, Albania and Montenegro.
The head of Moldova’s Audiovisual Council, Liliana Vițu, is also scheduled to speak at the event, addressing the prospects of EU enlargement for civil society and local authorities.