In the case of Moldova, he said that the country has completed three priorities out of nine. Moldova has successfully addressed shortcomings identified in the area of the judiciary reform and electoral law reform, as well as in the field of enhancing the involvement of civil society in decision-making processes and strengthening the protection of human rights. Moldova has achieved good progress in three areas, namely justice reform, de-oligarchisation and public finance management reforms, according to the EU commissioner. Most of the work now has to be concentrated on the fight against corruption, organised crime and money laundering, and finally, on the public administration reforms, he pointed out.
Regarding Georgia, Oliver Varhelyi said that the EU identified twelve priorities for the country, and three of these have been completed, namely ensuring gender equality and fighting violence against women, taking into account European Court of Human Rights judgments in court deliberations and appointing an ombudsman through a transparent process.
The Hungarian commissioner concluded by expressing hope that the report will positively assist and encourage the countries concerned to continue the process of implementing the priorities needed to meet the required conditions.
Cover photo: EU Commissioner for Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy Oliver Varhelyi speaks at a press conference after the meeting of interior and justice ministers of the European Union and the United States in Stockholm on 22 June 2023 (Photo: MTI/EPA/TT News Agency/Pontus Lundahl)
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