European Union representatives have made the first step towards the start of negotiations on the possible membership of Ukraine and Moldova in the European Union, Rikard Jozwiak, editor of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, has said via his Twitter account. This was reported by Rikard Jozwiak, editor of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty, via his Twitter account.
According to the information, the preliminary decision was taken on Monday, 6 November by the heads of the offices of the European Commissioners, who represent the 27 EU member states, as reported on infotag.md.
Jozwiak added: “The talks will continue tomorrow to clarify the details, but the main decision has already been taken: to start negotiations on the EU membership of Ukraine and Moldova, probably in March 2024. As for Georgia, it will be granted candidate status with certain conditions to move to the next stage.”
Earlier, Reuters also reported, citing its sources, that the European Commission plans to recommend starting talks with Ukraine and Moldova on their possible accession to the European Union on 8 November.
