New volume highlights Romania-Moldova partnership for EU accession

The recently launched volume 'România și Republica Moldova. Parteneriatul pentru UE' brings together the insights of 90 experts, showcasing a united vision for the future of Romania and the Republic of Moldova in their journey towards European Union integration.

This significant work was unveiled on Thursday at the Central University Library 'Carol I' in Bucharest, under the coordination of Andrei Stoian and Victor Vevera. The event commenced at 18:00, marking an important moment in the ongoing dialogue about regional cooperation.

As the tenth installment in the Documentaries Series, the volume consists of six chapters. The first chapter outlines the negotiation framework and presents an economic growth plan estimated at nearly 1.9 billion euros for the period 2025-2027, alongside the country report and European Commission assessment from the 2025 enlargement package.

The second chapter maps the triangle of Bucharest-Chișinău-Brussels, while the third chapter explores the transition from interconnection to strategic interdependence. The fourth chapter delves into the informational space, culture, and democratic resilience, featuring an analysis of the parliamentary elections scheduled for September 28, 2025.

Geopolitical discussions are addressed in the fifth chapter, focusing on reintegration and the Transnistrian dossier. The final chapter examines public opinion in the Republic of Moldova, informed by the 'Annual Survey 2026 - Republic of Moldova'.

Notable authors contributing to this volume include Anca Dragu, the Governor of the National Bank of Moldova; Cătălin Predoiu, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Internal Affairs; and Victor Negrescu, Vice President of the European Parliament. Other contributors include Sebastian Burduja, Clara Volintiru, Mihai Mîțu, Dumitru Alaiba, Vasile Pușcaș, and academics Ioan-Aurel Pop and Ion Tighineanu.

The volume also features a message from His Royal Highness Prince Radu of Romania, emphasizing the significance of this collaborative effort. Following the launch in Bucharest, similar events are planned for Chișinău and Brussels, fostering an ongoing dialogue about the future of the region.

The Documentaries Series has been published by Club România since 2018, with the previous volume focusing on Romania's accession to the OECD.