R. Moldova must continue to amend legislation in areas such as free movement of goods, services, competition, the financial system, intellectual property and consumer protection in order to align with the rules of the European Union's internal market. Part of the legislation has already been adopted, and others are in the process of drawing up, consulting or coordinating with the European Commission.
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R. Moldova must continue to amend legislation in areas such as free movement of goods, services, competition, the financial system, intellectual property and consumer protection in order to align with the rules of the European Union's internal market. Part of the legislation has already been adopted, and others are in the process of drawing up, consulting or coordinating with the European Commission.