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Moldova's prime minister Pavel Filip and foreign minister Andrei Galbur at an EU-Moldova Association Council in Brussels in June, days before the association pact entered into force (Photo: Council of the EU)

Bringing Moldova back on track

On 1 July, the EU-Moldova association agreement fully entered into force, roughly two years after it was signed and started being provisionally implemented.

Many would say that Moldova approached this important date not in its best shape - they would be right. Once a “success story” of the Eastern Partnership, Moldova became a source of major disappointment among its partners, but most importantly, among its own people.

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Moldova's prime minister Pavel Filip and foreign minister Andrei Galbur at an EU-Moldova Association Council in Brussels in June, days before the association pact entered into force (Photo: Council of the EU)

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