Moldova’s Ministry of Finance has announced public consultations on the country’s negotiating positions for four European Union accession chapters covering capital movements, financial services, taxation, and economic and monetary policy. The discussions will address Moldova’s requests, the arguments supporting them and commitments to align national legislation with EU law, including the implications for affected sectors and stakeholders. Sessions on Chapter 4, Free movement of capital, and Chapter 9, Financial services, are scheduled for October 28, 2026. Discussions on Chapter 16, Taxation, and Chapter 17, Economic and monetary policy, will follow on November 2, 2026. The consultations follow the formal opening of accession negotiations for Cluster 2, Internal market, and Cluster 3, Competitiveness and inclusive growth, on October 13, 2026.

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