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2025 Commission report on Moldova

TA-10-2026-0260 · P10_TA(2026)0260 · PE782.290

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Parliament's resolution on the 2025 Commission report on Moldova commends Moldova's EU accession progress, urges opening all negotiation clusters, and supports reforms in justice, anti-corruption, and socio-economic areas. It condemns Russian interference, calls for continued support for Moldova's resilience, and backs peaceful reintegration of the Transnistrian region. The resolution welcomes Moldova's integration into EU programmes and single market, and calls for further assistance in energy, environment, and connectivity.

Key points

  1. Commends Moldova's progress on EU accession reforms and encourages maintaining pace to close negotiations by early 2028.
  2. Urges the Council to open all six negotiation clusters without delay, based on merit.
  3. Calls on Moldova to complete the vetting of judges and prosecutors in a legally robust manner and ensure sufficient resources for judicial bodies.
  4. Condemns Russian interference in elections and calls for strengthened support for Moldova's resilience against hybrid threats.
  5. Welcomes the disbursement of EU funds under the Reform and Growth Facility and calls for continued support for socio-economic reforms.
  6. Calls for further liberalisation of trade with the EU, including in agri-food products, and supports Moldova's economic integration.
  7. Supports Moldova's efforts to include the Transnistrian region in economic convergence and welcomes tax legislation extension.
  8. Calls for strengthening public administration reform and involving local governments in EU funding decisions.
  9. Welcomes Moldova's participation in EU programmes like SEPA and 'roam like at home', and encourages further digital integration.
  10. Calls for alignment of disability rights framework with the European Accessibility Act and protection of LGBTI rights.
  11. Condemns attacks on Chișinău Pride and calls for ensuring freedom of assembly.
  12. Calls for full alignment with EU foreign policy and continued support for Moldova's defence capabilities.

Who is affected

  • Moldovan authorities: must continue reforms, complete vetting, and engage with civil society.
  • EU institutions and member states: urged to open negotiations, provide support, and enhance sanctions enforcement.
  • Civil society organisations and independent media in Moldova: to receive predictable funding.
  • Local and regional governments in Moldova: to be involved in EU funding decisions.
  • Transnistrian region: targeted for economic convergence and reintegration.

Figures and deadlines

  • 2 % of Moldovan gross domestic product, equivalent to EUR 350 million, spent by Russia on interference.
  • 62 % more grants in 2025 than in 2024, with 34 % more budget.
  • EUR 270 million in pre-financing and EUR 207.9 million in additional support disbursed.
  • 24 out of 26 reform steps achieved by December 2025.
  • 67.5 % of exports and 54.1 % of imports in 2025, and 86 % of FDI in 2024.
  • Around 25 % of consumption from renewable energy and 1 GW of installed capacity in 2025.
  • 88 % alignment rate with EU foreign policy.
  • EU financial contribution rate raised from 15 % to 25 % for defence products.