Local view for "http://purl.org/linkedpolitics/eu/plenary/2010-10-21-Speech-4-027"
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"en.20101021.3.4-027"2
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"Mr President, Moldova is the last piece of ‘Latinity’ outside the EU. History has played a big role in that. However, through the neighbourhood policy and Eastern Partnership, Moldova’s prospects of first getting closer, and then being admitted, to the EU after fulfilling the required conditions are improving.
The current coalition, although facing an election soon, has accelerated the pace of reforms, to which the EU has responded properly. Those in charge on both sides should be congratulated. Both the pace of internal reform and the EU response should continue to get beyond the point of no return sooner, rather than later.
Moldova’s chances depend, of course, on the solution to the Transnistrian conflict. In that respect, we are encouraged by the current discussions on this topic announced in Potsdam at the German-Russian summit and, supposedly, evoked at the recent trilateral summit in Deauville, capitalising on the apparent willingness of Russia to find a solution. Let us all keep faith and work together to bring this last piece of Latinity into the EU."@en1
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