“A series of complex actions will follow to strengthen social cohesion in the Republic of Moldova and counter disinformation in the context of EU accession,” the EU–Moldova Civil Society Platform said at its 14th meeting

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On 15 November 2024, the 14th meeting of the European Union – Republic of Moldova Civil Society Platform took place in Brussels. Participants assessed Moldova's progress in implementing the Association Agreement and the European Commission's recommendations on the country's accession to the European Union.
Participants reviewed the results of the constitutional referendum, focusing on measures needed to strengthen social cohesion and counter disinformation. Co-chair Liliana Palihovici voiced the hope that the EU will keep supporting Moldova's reforms, noting that member states' experience is very useful and that the Platform is ready to expand cooperation and learn from proven successes.
The meeting ended with the adoption of the 14th joint declaration, reflecting civil society's priorities on Moldova's European path and strengthening dialogue between Moldova and the EU. The Platform was created under Article 442 of the Association Agreement. The meeting was held under the project “Civil Society for European Integration”, implemented by Expert-Grup with IPRE, IVC and the Friedrich Ebert Foundation Moldova.



