Separating Ukraine and Moldova's EU accession is ‘unconstructive’ — Ukrainian official
Ukraine's Vice Prime Minister for European and Euro-Atlantic Integration, Minister of Justice Olha Stefanishyna, has said that statements about opening negotiations only with Moldova during Ukraine's consultations with Hungary are unconstructive
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Interfax-Ukraine reported the information.
"Today I am visiting Budapest for consultations on the rights of national communities. This is not an easy dialogue, but Ukraine is determined to find solutions that will unblock the negotiation process. Therefore, I consider statements about the possibility of making a decision on Moldova (without Ukraine) during my visit to Budapest as unconstructive," said Stefanishyna.
According to her, a phone call with the European Commissioner is scheduled for May 1, during which the Deputy Prime Minister plans to raise this issue.
- The European Union is considering the possibility of separating Moldova's accession process from Ukraine's due to Hungary's resistance to negotiations with Kyiv.
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