5 December 2025, Chișinău — Bureau for European Integration continues to train civil servants involved in the European Integration process. Nearly 50 representatives of public institutions participated in the discussion session focusing on the different aspects of negotiations for accession to the European Union: processes, structures, communication, and interinstitutional coordination, organized by the College of Europe in Natolin.

‘We are pleased to be able to learn from Poland's experience and lessons learned in the EU accession process, which it went through two decades ago. As we completed our analysis of European legislation in relation to national legislation in September and are preparing for the next stage in the negotiation process, the support of our colleagues in Warsaw is useful and important’, said Rodica Crudu, Deputy Secretary General of the Government for European Integration.

Over two days, through practical examples, officials learned more about the structure and methodology of accession negotiations, how to communicate more effectively with national and European institutions, and the role of civil society and the media in supporting the European Integration process.

The programme is implemented by the College of Europe in Natolin, in partnership with Solidarity Fund PL, with the support of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, within the framework of Polish Development Cooperation.