The EU will present its report on the Republic of Moldova on November 4. Brussels will outline the progress made on our path towards EU membership and is expected to receive the roadmap for accession.
The annual conference on European Union enlargement will take place on 9–10 November at the Palace of the Republic in Chișinău. European Commissioner Marta Kos is also expected to attend.
The conference in Chișinău will bring together representatives of public institutions, civil society, the business community, and the media. They will examine the stages of the accession process and how reforms can deliver tangible improvements for citizens.
Following the conference, Maia Sandu will travel to Brussels on November 15–16. The president is expected to attend the EU Enlargement Forum, according to realitatea.md. Also expected at the meeting are the foreign ministers of Ireland, Poland, Lithuania, Spain, Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Albania and Ukraine, as well as the president of Finland, European Union leaders and several EU commissioners.
The president will speak on an enlargement panel on November 15, alongside officials from Ukraine, Albania, Ukraine and Montenegro. Stratcom chief Liliana Vițu will also speak at the event, discussing the prospects of EU enlargement for civil society and local authorities.