US EditionMoldova proceeds with withdrawal from Russia-led CIS group
Moldova is denouncing 71 CIS agreements and ending many arrangements to reduce Russian influence and support its European Union integration goals.
- Moldova is formalizing its exit from the Russian-led Commonwealth of Independent States, as stated by Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi on January 19.
- Popsoi announced that Moldova is approving the denunciation of three key agreements with the CIS to finalize its withdrawal.
- Moldova has denounced 71 agreements related to the CIS and expects to complete the withdrawal process by mid-February.
- Despite not being formally out yet, Moldova has ceased participation in the CIS since 2023.
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Moldova launches process to withdraw from CIS
The head of Moldovan diplomacy stated that the Ministry is currently drafting the denunciation of the agreements that are the legal basis of the organization, in particular the CIS Agreement and its protocol, as well as the CIS statute. The minister explained that once the new parliamentary session begins, the denunciation documents will be submitted to the legislature. The diplomat noted, “We will probably conclude the procedures at the governm…
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The CIS will not lose anything from Moldova's exit, but the residents of the country will lose, since membership in the association implied various useful programs and agreements, which now President Maia Sandu will break…
Moldova has launched the procedure for leaving the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), initiating the denunciation or cancellation of the agreements that guaranteed its CIS membership, announced the country's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Mihai Popșoi.
With the departure from the CIS, Moldova continues its pro-European course. Opposition and Russia see this critically – there are clear threats.
Moldova Proceeds to Cut Ties With Russia-Led CIS Group
Moldova is proceeding with the necessary formalities to complete its withdrawal from the Russia-led Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) that emerged from the collapse of the Soviet Union, Foreign Minister Mihai Popsoi said on Monday.
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