Expert-Grup presents an assessment of the impact of the Association Agreement and the DCFTA on Moldova at an international conference in Brussels

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On 4 October, Adrian Lupușor, Executive Director of the Independent Think Tank “Expert-Grup”, and programme director Denis Cenușă take part in an international conference in Brussels. Organised by the Centre for European Policy Studies (CEPS), it launches four books on the EU Association Agreements with Moldova, Ukraine and Georgia.
The Expert-Grup representatives present their assessment of the impact of the Association Agreement and the DCFTA on Moldova. The event brings together political leaders, local and foreign experts, civil society and academia to review the opportunities and challenges facing the three countries on their path towards a “European model” of development.
Michael Emerson of CEPS says three of the volumes are the most complete independent assessments to date, and the revised editions also evaluate progress in integration. The fourth book examines the struggle for good governance in Eastern Europe. Denis Cenușă, a co-author, announces a follow-up event in Chișinău and calls for more accessible, innovative communication on the Agreement. The project is funded by Sida and coordinated by CEPS with partners in Kyiv, Tbilisi and Chișinău.



